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Tis bout the same as my 03 but it was not a CRD. Check your radiator. After getting stuck in silty bog holes my truck began to over heat. I wash it thoroughly everytime i go out but obviously not good enough. My radiator was chocked full of sand. Pulled the fan and shroud off and you should have seen the stuff I hosed out. Filled the bloody driveway. You can't get to it from the front for the A/C condenser and other coolers. Going to make a hose attatchment to get in there without removing shround me thinks (staun maserjet). If you are worried do a flush with good alkaline salts then top her back up with the best quality coolant you can afford (trust me it makes a huge difference if your car is borderline boiling each day). When you flush make sure that you flush the whole engine as well. Most blokes drop the bung on the radiator and thats it. Thats less than half the coolant volume. You top that off with pre mix coolant and it is now half strength. I find the best way is to pull the thermostat so it can drain the block. Flush with a hose via a heater hose (heater on), top radiator hose and resvoir pump suction to ensure anything left in the block is just clean water. Then top off with concentrate ( Not Pre mix) so anything that is left will not dilute the coolant just become part of the mix. Should fix any issue. In a truck that young however I don't think you have one. By the way. Beware the plastic tanks. Not so bad for an 08 radiator but my 03 the top tank was fingered. Hose clamp crushed the top hose and it blew off. And the small barb for the resevoir blew off aswell. Cheap shit. Get an ally radiator. Tough as nails and will help with cooling as bigger capacity and more surface area for heat transfer.