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It is over heating. The coolant hisses out of the place where the top hoes connects to the radiator. I had the system flushed and it worked well for a while. They had trouble getting it to flush but managed to do so. It is doing it again and I have to add coolant often.
Why did they flush the system instead of fixing the hissing leak? If the system is hissing out it's needed pressure, it wont raise the boiling point of the coolant which will cause overheating. Replace the upper radiator hose and clamps if needed and if it's coming from the radiator, throw in a can of Bars Leak Radiator Stop Leak and read the directions... Give the pellets time to work and if all else fails, replace the radiator.
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1992 Tempo GL 3.0 Overheating 
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