7.0
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
$10.00
Average Mileage:
103,175 miles
Total Complaints:
2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
- replace thermostat (1 reports)
cooling system problem
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2009Jun 03
Blazer LT
- Automatic transmission
- 139,000 miles
The wife came home yesterday with an overheated car. Luckily, she made into the driveway just as the coolant reservior overflowed. I was suspecting the heater core clogged, so I bypassed it with some McGyver fixing. But to my dismay, it still overheated. I will update when I get it fixed
Update from Jun 8, 2009: Turns out it was just a stuck thermostat. $10 at autozone. Way easy to switch out
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2009Jun 29
Blazer LS V6
Currently renting a 2000 Blazer which is playing tricks with me... the temperature gauge will go up to 260 and then fall back down to 220, then go up to 260 again in about 5 mins. This cycle continues for the duration of my driving time and I am worried that one day my hood will explode off in a shower of boiling coolant if I dont getit fixed. Possibly a broken thermostat anyone?? Anyone else have this issue? One thing is for sure... the temperature gauge never settles at the safe "middle" tick mark.
Maybe its the gauges that are fouling...but I have warning lights...
markmd
Hagerstown, MD, USA
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