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11-27-2004, 01:18 PM | #1 | |
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92 sidekick overheats now has no heat
I've been dealing with this for a while now, my fan/alternator belt has been slipping and causing overheats as a result, normally tightening the belt and blowing the heat at full blast has helped, recently it started overheating and I have cold air blowing from the vents, I've tried just about all I can think of, anyone have any suggestions as to whats happened?
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Now that you mention it, there is a distinct possibillity that the timing could be just a tooth or so off, due to me attempting to change the water pump,( I inspected the one that was in there and it still looked good and spun real tight). But the car starts well (59,000 miles) and still runs well despite the overheating. What I cant seem to undertsand is why my heat, which was working perfectly a day ago has suddenly gone cold.
Shouldn't there be an excess in heat due to overheating?. Thank for your help Cobra_Sam |
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Check your water pump (replace it!) You should remove it, and check the impellor. It may be spinning on the shaft (which you cant see from the out side)
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