rapid overheating
The most common causes of overheating include low coolant level, a faulty thermostat, a plugged radiator, a faulty radiator pressure cap, collapsed hoses, non functioning cooling fans, and a faulty water pump or drive belt. Certain engine faults, such as...
05 Trailblazer, replaced vent and purge solenoids. A few weeks later, code for misfire on cylinder 2.My last test drive, I drove for about 5 miles, then check [engine](/topics-engine-chevy/) light came on and started blinking at a...
05 Trailblazer, replaced vent and purge solenoids. A few weeks later, code for misfire on cylinder 2.My last test drive, I drove for about 5 miles, then check [engine](/topics-engine-chevy/) light came on and started blinking at a stop light, and felt like it was going to die. Stoped a minute later at a conveniece store, where I shut engine off. 5 minutes later, drove home, no check engine light, no issues. To be safe, next day, I replaced all 6 coils (blue streaks coils, AC Delco iridium plugs) and plugs. Sprayed carb cleaner into intake, cleaned with a clean rag. Put everything back together. Started motor (started with no struggle), but immediately started misfiring with p0300 multiple.Removed coils and plugs l, inspected- all normal. Re-installed. Bypassed MAF sensor, lifted coils while idling, getting good spark from coils, engine performance at idle changed slightly as expected when each coil was lifted from plug.Re-installed everything completely, started, rough idlle for 5 minutes, then again with flashing check engine and p0300.