What fixes the overheating problem !! Took mine to be fixed 5 times !!!???? Still overheating... before i even get it home its still overheating!! Really love this!!

Asked by Mistyblue1115 Apr 30, 2019 at 07:17 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS Supercharged FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair


Anyone come up with the fix for this once an for all
???

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GuruL31FS answered 5 years ago

hello, I have had a 97 MONTE CARLO for about 20 years. I rebuilt the engine about 8 years ago. Even before I rebuilt 3.4 engine, I to was having overheating coming and going. Apparently GM had problems with 3.4 engines overheating. It really ticked me off. Heat Guage up and down everytime I drove the car. What I did and found out by accident is there is an Air Bubble that gets caught up in Thermostat Housing. I ended up buying was a top end Thermostat . And I haven't had any problems since. Guage will go up once in a while but always comes down quickley.

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