Baleno Overheat - What to do

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Baleno Overheat - What to do

Hello Friends,

On highway my baleno got overheat due to house pipe breakage....after pipe replacement it wont start....what could be the reason....do you assume the gaskit got damaged? If yes should I bring this in Suzuki workshop or I can find a food mechanic in local city, infact car got stucked in Mian Channu city.

When car was heatup, the water drops came out from silencer, this shows gaskit burn out?

The pipes were perfectly OK, does this mean there was some presure due to gaskit which has blasted the house pipe?

I have seen in forums that EFI car wont start if local mechanics do the head work, is it true?

Please advise the best.

Gari.pk User 10247 asked on 16 Oct 2010 15:59:48 pm

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Huzaifa - on 16 Oct 2010 15:59:57 pm

if there is oil in your radiator, then its for sure gas kit and may bee more...

it can be head problem dur to overheat as well ,or pistons and cylinders could also effected.

go to some good n reputed macanic ,

not starting now doesn't indicate anything good

do not try to start it now