No but you will need to buy and replace the thermostat. Shouldn't cost more than $5.00 with tax.
Not always the thermostat, it could be vaporlock. You could have air coming into your cooling system do to a hole in the radiator or a leak in a hose. But no serious damage unless you keep running the car hot, you could blow your head gasket, and that can get messy, and rather expensive.
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Both of these are completely wrong. I am an ASE master certified technician with an automotive degree. I currently run a repair facility. I have never heard of vapor lock on a coolin system. It is impossible. The thermostat could have caused your initial overheating, but would not cause it to die. 98% of the time your engine has been damaged. If it restarts and runs rough, hopefully it's just a head gasket. If it will not start at all, more than likely you warped your head beyond repair. Alot depends on the vehicle and if it is an aluminum head or cast iron. Neither of these individuals should be answering automotive questions.
fuse wire overheats and melts in plug and cuts off the supply of electric current.
The Hudson Bay
running lean in other words motor isn't getting enough gas
something cool
"Severs" can mean 'cuts off' - as in chopping a branch completely off a tree
Because it cuts of the damaged hairs
A thread chaser is used to clean and restore damaged or dirty threads vs. a tap or, die which cuts threads.
Could be in need of a serious tune up.
hair is dead as soon as it leaves you skull so we cannot feel haircuts but yes it is healthy if your hair is damaged
Pain comes from your nerves being damaged in some way. Your hair does not have any nerves in it, so cutting it doesn't hurt.
The no no is supposed to completely remove the hair but there are reviews that have many complaints. Most of the reviews say that it just cuts it down to stubble but doesn't completely remove the hair.
sounds like you're burning oil. lots of things cause a car to burn oil ranging from too much oil in the car or a damaged seal.