2014 Pilot touring overheating
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2014 Pilot touring overheating
As I was driving my Pilot, I noticed the AC was not blowing cold air when it was idle for about 5 minutes and soon after I started driving, the hot water temperature light came on. I stopped the car and let it cool down and drove it home ( 2 miles) and left it alone. Any ideas what May be wrong with it? The car has 100K miles and I never replaced the thermostat or serpentine belt. I figured I start there first. Thank you all
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welcome to the forum. do an easy check, from a cold start, let the engine idle, watch your temp guage, before the hot light goes on check to see if the fan goes on.( not the a/c fan.) if the fan does not go on it could be the motor. put 12 volts to the motor to see if the fan turns. if you do not have a temp guage, have another person sit in the cab to advise you if the hot temp light goes on to shut off the engine to cool.
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As I was driving my Pilot, I noticed the AC was not blowing cold air when it was idle for about 5 minutes and soon after I started driving, the hot water temperature light came on. I stopped the car and let it cool down and drove it home ( 2 miles) and left it alone. Any ideas what May be wrong with it? The car has 100K miles and I never replaced the thermostat or serpentine belt. I figured I start there first. Thank you all
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