There is one sure-fire way to troubleshoot this problem.
Do a pressure test.
You can borrow, rent, buy, or make a pressure tester which you screw on instead of the radiator cap.
Or go to a radiator shop and ask that they do a pressure test only, no repairs.
You pump up the pressure with the bulb and look for a leak...radiator, radiator neck, hoses, clamps, water pump (and gasket). Look on the ground for coolant.
See if the pressure on the guage has gone down or remained stable.
If you have a head gasket problem, you will see white smoke in your exhaust. Do a compression test to verify.
Replacing parts randomly according to price does not always work and can be more costly in the long run.
I'm sorry. I don't mean to discredit your suggestions, I just want to help.
Ciao!
Uncle Nick.





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