This is for a 2WD 2004 Tahoe with a 5.3 engine and 165k miles.
The Tahoe is overheating on a daily basis. It goes to 235 degrees while driving but then goes back to 205. Sometimes it goes back to 205 while sitting at a stoplight with the a/c running and sometimes it will go back down while driving.
No leaks
Coolant level looks good
Oil looks good
Nothing blocking the radiator
As far as I can tell the hoses look good
No water pump wobble
A couple of years ago I replaced the water pump and thermostat and belt
Replaced the clutch fan this year when I started having issues as I should have replaced with the water pump but was cheap.
Had the dash cluster rebuilt shortly before having this issue. The speedometer was acting bizarre and they fixed all gauges. I hooked up my scanner to confirm the gauge temp matched the computer reading.
I don't think I have ever soon a car cool down while sitting at a light with the a/c on. Any ideas?
It is a closed system so ruled out radiator cap. Not sure how to check for a collapsed hose but they look fine.
The Tahoe is overheating on a daily basis. It goes to 235 degrees while driving but then goes back to 205. Sometimes it goes back to 205 while sitting at a stoplight with the a/c running and sometimes it will go back down while driving.
No leaks
Coolant level looks good
Oil looks good
Nothing blocking the radiator
As far as I can tell the hoses look good
No water pump wobble
A couple of years ago I replaced the water pump and thermostat and belt
Replaced the clutch fan this year when I started having issues as I should have replaced with the water pump but was cheap.
Had the dash cluster rebuilt shortly before having this issue. The speedometer was acting bizarre and they fixed all gauges. I hooked up my scanner to confirm the gauge temp matched the computer reading.
I don't think I have ever soon a car cool down while sitting at a light with the a/c on. Any ideas?
It is a closed system so ruled out radiator cap. Not sure how to check for a collapsed hose but they look fine.