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My car has had a few issues and I hope that someone can give me some help. My hyundai Elentra 2000 seems to continue to over heat after running the car on the road. The car sits and idles and does not over heat, however I can hear coolant boiling in the engine. I was told that this could be a blown head gasket however the only sign of this is the car is over heating, when the radiator cap is over, water will begin to boil out of the radiator. Also the car is not producing hardly an heat in the cabin, even when the car is at running temperature. Many times the cabin heat is very cold then also it will function back to warm. There is no white smoke, no fluid in the oil. No sign of oil or leaks from the spark plugs.Things that I have done, changed the thermostat, new radiator cap, radiator flush and new water pump, radiator had been burbed. After doing all this, the car still over heats,when the gage is running high, I can hear again the coolant bubbling in the engine. When the car is running very hot near the red line, the car radiator cap shows steam and coolant bubbling back into the reseviour. I know that a pressure test is needed but has anyone had or seen these symptoms and could this very well be a blow head gasket? Letting only combustion into the coolant, which is causing the over heating? and loss of warm air in the cabin? Also the car is running great! No signs of any trouble at all. No rough idle or running.
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