I have done everything everyone has said in other threads and nothing seems to work. My 94 camaro keeps over heating. I have flushed the whole system and refilled to right level. I kept repeating the filling and blead screws and the car still over heats. But when I shout the car off from ever heating I hear a floping sound inside the rad. and all my water is coming out of the over flow can anyone help me on the subject. The water pump was just replaced about a year ago.

 

If it burns coolant = head gasket

 

it dont burn the water it puts in into the overflow and the it over fills the overflow

 

We don't know what "everyone has said in other threads" is. List what you have done, so people don't suggest the same thing over again.

 

Perhaps you overfilled it, which is why it boils over into the overflow...hence overflow...Did it do this before you flushed it? And did you flush it properly...such as removing both drain plugs, not just the radiator.

 

What are you talking about both drain plugs I only knowed about one on the passanger front side on the radiator.

 

Do your fans work?
what thermostat do you have?
Have you tried running the car with out the thermostat?
Did you visually check the flow through the radiator (while car runnning)?
Is your radiator clean of bugs/papers/plastic bags?

 

my 94 z28 is doing the same thing!!! i cant figuer it out!!! i bleed and refilled the coolant in the radiator and resevior. it was fine for like 2 days and then i got in it 2day 2 go get food and it was fin on the way there. i parked camr back out maybe 15 minutes later and drove off and it over heated within 5 minutes!!! i am getting so pissed with this car....its 1 headache after another....anybody have any ideas or suggustions?

 

Tagging onto a thread almost a year old confuses people. Better to start your own.

 

Lol, wow this thread is old........lol, hey do a bubble test on the cooling system. Take a bottle of water and place the overflow tube in to it with the engine running and at opperating temp, make sure u have the radiator cap on and if u see a large amount of bubbles flowing from the overflow tube chances are u have a head gasket problem.