Any time a vehicle runs "hot", that in itself is a huge issue. The vehicle may-- or may not--- restart once it cools off. However, excessive heat in an engine means (A) something bad already exists and (B) the longer the engine runs while excessively hot, the more damage is being done! Never ever run or drive a vehicle with signs of it overheating!
You may not have any radiator fluid / water left. Let the engine cool completely before checking the radiator!
You may not have any oil in your car and the engine might have locked up, in which case the only real fix unless you are good with engines is to buy a new car or engine.
There is also the chance that you blew out the fuses to your starter or ignition.
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If the car was running ok before the hot wire then the is a problem with the wire connections. If you are not sure of the before condition then start with fuel pressure, and proper fire and timings.
You need to warm the car up with hot water.
your water pump
Could be that the coil (or coil packs) is breaking down and fails when it gets hot and then works again when it has cooled slightly after a few minutes. A good garage would check this easily and quickly especially a main dealer for the car.
You should not drive a car that is running hot,because you can lock up the engine.
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"hot start" issue. Could be the solenoid, or starter itself.
change the thermostate
there is something wrong with your car. It's not supposed to run and its not supposed to be hot at the same time. Maybe its running for a fashion contest
A fan in a car usually starts running as soon as your car engine gets hot enough for it to be of any benefit. This depends on weather, oil level, coolant level and quality and engine speed. Generally, a car in a hot climate with poor oil and coolant and a high running speed gets hotter quicker.
You can find a detailed guide on fixing the motor on forums.hotrod.com/popular-hot-rodding/70/9384835/street/350-chevy-motor-not-running-please-help/