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Old 04-07-2007, 12:22 PM   #31
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you dont have a cracked block or head.. you would be losing coolant... check the top radiator hose with the car runing, see if theres pressure there.. then bleed the air out.. let the car sit over night , then reset the cp. drive it and see what it does..
i will try this out and see if it works.really ive got nothing to lose at this point.lol.the only thing i want to make sure on is what you mean by the cp?and also how do i reset it?i have checked the rad hose and i do have pressure.why would the car have to sit overnight before resetting the cp?thank you for all your help youre the only one who has told me anything besides a crack in the head or in the block.
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Old 04-07-2007, 01:38 PM   #32
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i will try this out and see if it works.really ive got nothing to lose at this point.lol.the only thing i want to make sure on is what you mean by the cp?and also how do i reset it?i have checked the rad hose and i do have pressure.why would the car have to sit overnight before resetting the cp?thank you for all your help youre the only one who has told me anything besides a crack in the head or in the block.
just let the engine cool overnight, then unhook the battery and that sets the computer.. dont idle it drive it, come back bleed the air out. it should be alright..
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Old 04-07-2007, 06:56 PM   #33
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just let the engine cool overnight, then unhook the battery and that sets the computer.. dont idle it drive it, come back bleed the air out. it should be alright..
i have already tried letting the engine cool down overnight and bleeding the air out but not disconecting the battery.i will give it a shot tonight and let you know tomorrow what happens.
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Old 04-08-2007, 07:45 PM   #34
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well i tried exactly what you told me to do and it still overheats.any other ideas?im ready to totally give up and the garage is no help at all.so i cant even take it anywhere to get it fixed.
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Old 04-08-2007, 09:27 PM   #35
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well i tried exactly what you told me to do and it still overheats.any other ideas?im ready to totally give up and the garage is no help at all.so i cant even take it anywhere to get it fixed.
chris.. i dont know what to recomend.. you had the heads pressure tested and machined its not losing coolant.. and you bled the system, you repaced the temp sending unit.. your car shouldnt be hot..
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Old 04-08-2007, 09:53 PM   #36
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chris.. i dont know what to recomend.. you had the heads pressure tested and machined its not losing coolant.. and you bled the system, you repaced the temp sending unit.. your car shouldnt be hot..
hey you know what...i never replaced the temp sending unit.duh i totally forgot.ill try that and let you know what happens.i think this could have saved alot of time.i dont remember telling you that i did so i will try asap.mabey that was the problem all along.
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Old 04-14-2007, 09:42 AM   #37
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Chris, I'm having a similar if not the same problem with my 95 Lumina. Do you ever get the Low Coolant light like I do?? I've replaced thermostat, water pump & had dealer replace lower intake manifold gaskets. When idling and you turn a/c on do both fans cycle o0r only Fan #1?? Did you solve it?? Doug
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Old 04-15-2007, 12:40 PM   #39
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i replaced the temp cooling sensor and the car is running way better.ive got one more sensor to change to see if i can get it running better.im happy with the temp staying just over half but not satisified.i think this problem is finally behind me.lol.any questions feel free to ask or email me.
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Old 04-15-2007, 01:35 PM   #40
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i replaced the temp cooling sensor and the car is running way better.ive got one more sensor to change to see if i can get it running better.im happy with the temp staying just over half but not satisified.i think this problem is finally behind me.lol.any questions feel free to ask or email me.
chris.. congradulations.. now your officialy a back yard mechanic..... good job...

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Old 04-16-2007, 09:45 PM   #41
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chris.. congradulations.. now your officialy a bank yard mechanic..... good job...
hey thanks...its not perfect but it will do for now.lol.thanks alot for all the help along the way.it was greatly appreciated.hopefully no more problems for awhile.
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