20 Most Recent 2000 Chevrolet Impala - Page 7 Questions & Answers

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Im not sure the year of your but you can pull the back seats down and access it that way

Hi there, Overheating can be caused by a few things.Thermostat,sticking Water pump impella worn or bearings, clogged outer radiator core[dirt etc] loss of water or coolant,dirty inner radiator core,Head gasket leaking gasses into cooling system,binding brakes,semi clogged muffler or engine radiator hoses no good and gone soft and being sucked in ,etc etc

the main problems with newer car not getting fire is the crank position sensor its located behind the pulleys on the crank shaft or mounted on the block . when they get old they will lose connection on the inside causing them to fail . it should have has a 2 wire plug-in

Looking at the engine from front of car follow the top radiator hose down to the thermostat housing. You will have to remove the engine cover that reads what size seat in place the engine is (et. 3800)remove the oil cap and the single bolt or a quick release plug at the rear of engine then lift off the cover, it will take a # 10 metric long socket. when you install the new make sure you, make sure you put the new thermostat inside the oring & make sure you seat it. I hope that helps you.

cranks? try starter fluid? check for spark

change hub bearing

check the relay

Please contact the manufacturer.

This a code for ignition system The 3x pulse is not being received from the crank shaft 18x sensor Very complex testing to correct this problem. Ignition module and crank shaft and cam shaft sensors must agree for the computer to control injection timing and spark advance

Jacob, check for loose or broken motor mounts

I replaced the turn signal assembly in the steering column and all problems went away. My give away was when I could not use the high beams