Need help! Gas engine overheating. Cannot resolve.

Thanks again @rjparker !

The video I posted originally is the video I took of my car while in maint mode. There is no note below the video saying changing water pump fixed the issue, because I have not changed it yet ... had not even thought about it until you mentioned. I recently replaced spark plug, coil on the cylinder 4 with non oem bought from Amazon. I also replaced all four fuel injectors and MAF sensor, non oem from Amazon. I just wanted to see if that'd make any difference, as previous to that I was getting P0304 and P219A.

Amazon.com: Marsram Ignition Coil Pack UF596 and Double Iridium Spark Plug 4912 Compatible with 2009-2014 Toyota Corolla Matrix 2010-2017 Prius, 2011-2016 Lexus Scion IM XD Pontiac Vibe 1.8L L4, Sets of 4, UF619 : Automotive

Amazon.com: MACAX Set of 4 Fuel Injectors 23250-37020 Replacement Compatible with Toyota Prius Plug-In V 2012-2017 Lexus CT200h 2011-2017 1.8L L4 - Replaces 842-12373 800-2323N 23209-39196 23209-39195 FJ1287

Amazon.com: Mass Air Flow Meter MAF Sensor for 09-19 Toyota 4Runner Avalon Camry Corolla Highlander,10-22 Lexus CT200H ES300H GS350 IS350 NX300H RC350,11-16 Scion IQ TC XD IM,222040V010 222040T020 HS250h : Automotive

 

Ok I guess I read your post 229 differently.

 

@rjparker :

 

I would have left it off after that stumble and only partial recovery. Couldn’t stand to watch further, did it survive?

 

Hi @Mendel Leisk I left it running in maintenance mode for around 15 minutes and turned it off only after noticing coolant boiling in reservoir and overflowing from hole underneath cap. I had also noticed high temperature light on dashboard and prior to that I measured temperature 235+ degree F. The temperature must have climbed to 245 right before I turned it off.