Q: Siri where is my water pump going out

asked by on January 16, 2017

is my water pump going out ?i had a power steering leak and I put stop leak for power steering fluid in I drained it the reservoir and then I refilled it and it still having trouble steering then it overheated replace the thermostat but didn't fix the problem for the overheating so does it sound like it could be a water pumpif it's a water pump how do I know

My car has 150 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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