Analog Temp Gage Flat and engie coolant reading ---F
Hi all
I seem to have a similar problem. This happened 2x's in the last 20000 miles. Driving along at highway speeds and I look down to check the gages and I fing the analog temp gage (likely running through the computer) falls flat - no reading what-so-ever. Since it was warm out, I was using the AC. I also noticing it was blowing warm air. Later that evening, while driving home I noticed the analog temp gage working and the temp read 189F. The AC also worked... hmmm... What's more interesting is: no service or engine lights. Sounds like an electrical issue to me? Any ideas? Temp sending unit? Thanks! Warren |
Originally Posted by warrenstilwell
(Post 396926)
Hi all
I seem to have a similar problem. This happened 2x's in the last 20000 miles. Driving along at highway speeds and I look down to check the gages and I fing the analog temp gage (likely running through the computer) falls flat - no reading what-so-ever. Since it was warm out, I was using the AC. I also noticing it was blowing warm air. Later that evening, while driving home I noticed the analog temp gage working and the temp read 189F. The AC also worked... hmmm... What's more interesting is: no service or engine lights. Sounds like an electrical issue to me? Any ideas? Temp sending unit? Thanks! Warren |
Originally Posted by GDZHHR
(Post 396933)
Most people have had the issue traced to a faulty thermostat. Mine did the same as you are describibg and that's what the fix was.
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The GM part is "competitively" priced.
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GM part is only expensive at the dealership not so much online
ZZP for instance has them for $14.99 |
Originally Posted by Oldblue
(Post 785821)
GM part is only expensive at the dealership not so much online
ZZP for instance has them for $14.99 |
Stants go for $30ish.
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Yup that's it $14.99
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Pumpkin head as a shade tree Mechanic no reason on an HHR that you can't change out the thermostat in 30 minutes.
Pick one up at a local supply or dealer and get r done :) At least that way you are out less than $30.00 buck and you know you have a good T-Stat in there. then if this continues chase down a sensor or bad connection. Just an FYI I recently had the interior lights start turning on by themselves with all doors closed!!! Checked all the door switches etc, and nada, as someone mentioned previously, open that fuse/relay box under the hood and reseat every dang relay, fuse etc in there. After doing that I had no further problems. And 90% of them moved! as in they were not fully seated. |
Ahhh, Punkin Heads post was from 2007 - 8 years ago.
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