i have a 92 camry v6 xle and recently the car over heated and the radiator cracked. I've replaced the radiator and thermostat, and had the water pump changed with the timing belt last sept. and the car is now leaking and still overheating. Can anyone give me advice on what cold be wrong. All the hoses are still new.

 

Why did the engine overheat? Did the radiator crack first (a not uncommon event), then the engine overheat?

Not sure the engine coolant system has a air bleed valve but if it does try bleeding the cooling system.

Make sure a head gasket did not blow as a result of the overheating (this does happen on this engine).

 

Cooling fans.....that's what happened to me. Radiator burst. replaced thermostat, raidator, cap ect, thermo sensor at bottom of radiator......still no fans activating. Then I discovered that by wriggling the temp switch right next to the left of the coolant temp sensor, the green one, the cooling fans turned on. They are now back to their old non-working state after a test drive. But i believe the problem is simply replacing that unit to the left. Problem: Any one know what it's called so I can buy one?

 

Are the coolant fans electric or hydraulic?

The switch to control the fan would be a "water temperature switch." The switch is on/off. It has two wires.

The coolant temp "sensor" has its resistance vary with temperature. This type of sensor is for the dash temp gauge or the engine computer.

One is a switch, the other a sensor.

 

Replying to Shel24: I usually hop on rock auto parts and they have pictures of their products so that you can find which is which. They have it really organized so you can find exactly what you need. You pick toyota, year, then camry, then whatever subsection and you just keep clicking until you find the pictures and find what you need that way. Here is a url that will take you there. https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...cooling+system Then once you have the name you can search online for the cheapest part you want or for whatever quality you'd like etc

 

Toyomoho is right. Can't recall all but replaced front original radiator on 95 Camry (high mileage, can't remember number) due to super hairline leak causing some havoc.