Overheating

Asked by Melissaking527 May 28, 2018 at 02:26 PM about the 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2006 Trailblazer every time I turn the AC
on it overheats I have replaced the water pump the
radiator the clutch fan the thermostat and the
hoses and it still overheat when I turn the AC on
can you please help me

5 Answers

11,255

Is it REALLY overheating or is the useless gauge just saying that? Need to hook up a cheap scanner and see what the real temperature is. Could be a cheap temperature sensor that needs to be replaced. Starting in 06' that darn sensor changed locations, to the passenger side, way in the back. 02-05, sensor was cake to do, right above the thermostat. If scanner is reading higher than the rating on your thermostat, you could have a headgasket problem. Have your coolant checked by a pro for any oil in the coolant.

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11,255

Forgot to mention, you could just have air in the system too. Which is fixable too.

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80

Will my 2006 chevy trail blazer run hot without the thermostat I do have one on it at all do I need to put one on so it don’t overheat

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100

Replaced water pump and thermostat on 2004 Chevy trailblazer. It still very slightly overheats.

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I replaced my fan clutch radiator and water pump On my Chevy 2005 is still overheating no leaks or anything any ideas ??

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