coolant

Kerry 55

Hello and thanks for all the advice , I took the truck to the dealer on Monday and they found that the # 1 Fan rely was bad and that is the one that turns coolant fans on ,that is the reason that it was running hot and causing the problem all is good now ....

cvbot

I recently bought a 1994 chevy silverado. After driving it for a week i noticed some oil in the radiator coolant. The guy at the local shop said he thinks it is the intake gasket and quoted me $400 to replace it. I didn't think this was too bad but my question is: what else ...

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Kerry 55

... to much of it until it did it again about 5 mins later when traffic came to a stop again . I check trans temp. on dash it was at 196 and engine coolant was at 210 outside temp was 54 . Trans temp returned to a much lower temp once again (135) once I returned back to 65 mph. The next day I check ...

country1911

... then 2 miles to the gym. My transmission never gets above 110 on a warm day. It takes my truck about half my commute to hit operating temp for coolant. Every two to three weeks I drive 20-30 miles on the highway to visit in laws and that's the only time I feel the truck operates in optimum ...

TameTheFlame

Like how much white smoke? It might be a breach of your coolant system which would lead to coolant getting in the engine oil system... IE a blown head gasket

fz1rider

gsellers1245 wrote:I found the fix for mine. The thermostat was sticking. I had an 08 4.3 and it was just out of warranty. It did it intermittently then just stayed on. Swapped that t-stat and topped off coolant. No problems 40k after that. Traded it in and i bet its still going strong.

what thermostat did you use?

Sylvester13

I've always been taught that white smoke equals a coolant leak. Should be an easy find and hopefully fix for your dealer. Good luck!

ASTE25

I'm going to take a guess and say you have a head gasket that is leaking coolant into the oil. does the oild look milky?

gear.man.tex

trans is bad in my opinion due to coolant contamination, you will need a radiator too becuase the cooler is made in it, bonding material on the clutches break down from glycol in coolant, its the only explination for fluid overfull, SORRY!

cookiecutter

... heater core off and causes the air coming out of the vents to be cooler because any air going through the heater core will not be heated by fresh coolant. Now b4 doing this I have two questions: Does any of the air coming out of the vents when your a/c is on and the temp is all the way cold flow ...

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