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Diane Posted on Mar 28, 2017

2003 venture engine running smoothly

The head was resurrected and a new gasket was put on the to make t run smoothly

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 17, 2008

SOURCE: No power after installing new head gaskets

need to check timing. have you checked compression since head job? low compression will cause this

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 08, 2008

SOURCE: 1989 chevy 350 automatic, white smoke

white smoke is antifreeze try checking the compression

6bta

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  • Posted on Dec 18, 2009

SOURCE: 98 Chevy Tahoe 5.7 liter engine cuts out and

Have you checked for vaccume leaks?
You've got lots of parts in there, Has the problem been the reason you have replaced all of those, or did it come up while doing some of the repairs?

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 27, 2010

SOURCE: 1997 chevy venture engine light on no hesitation

Sounds like a code to me. You need to go and get the computer scanned for codes and have them reset. I had a 2005 uplander and my check engine light came on constantly, it ran fine but I found out it was a faulty gas cap. So it might not be anything major. Autozone will read the code for you for free, but they cant reset them.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 05, 2010

SOURCE: no other problems engine runs

P1345 Cylinder Discrimination Signal (from CMP sensor)

This is for a Ford. The make/model/year are necessary when asking questions.

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WHAT WOULD MAKE A 2003 CHEVY VENTURE OVER HEAT.THE COOLENT IS FLOWING BACK OUT THE RADIATOR

Sounds like a blown head gasket. That will push the water out of the engine, and get you exhaust instead.
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Is there any way to visually check to see if the intake manifold gasket and head gasket on the 2000 Chevy venture or messed up

Spray carb cleaner or starting fluid around suspected area with engine running to see if the rpm increases.
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Chevy venture radiator cap won't come off

Well that can be true but you can't be sure without running some tests.
Did you get the cap off ? Is the radiator full of coolant ?
Was the radiator fan running when it was showing hot on the gauge ?
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Engine runs smooth and the head gasket has been replaced,I already know I need a new radiator..There is a small amount of white smoke at start up,and my oil is milky looking>

milky sump oil is coolant in the sump
could be head gasket
could be the aluminium housing behind the water pump has corroded and leaking water into the sump
that will account for you thinking that you need anew radiator
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Engine is running hot what could cause this after changing termostat and water pump

You could have a plugged radiator if your not losing water otherwise you could have a bad head gasket, cracked head, warped head if you are losing water.
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My 2003 Chevy Venture has 39,000 miles. When should I replace the serpentine belt on the V-6 engine?

The serpentine belt is ok until you see fraying, or missing sections of the linear grooves(the ones running lengthwise.) Cracking across those grooves is ok, as long as none of that groove is missing. If you see cracking on the backside (smooth side) you also want to replace. Glazing of either side, where the rubber is smooth, shiny, and hard also warrants changing.
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Water pump or head gasket

If you can see water pouring from the front and the rear of the engine/cylinder head then I would suspect a head gasket. However, why not remove those components which will allow you to fully inspect the water pump first as the chances are that you would also have to remove these items to remove and repair the head gasket. You may also find water in the engine oil or water in the cylinders which can cause locking of the engine and serious internal damage if not addressed immediately.
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Overheating they say head gasket changed

If you have white smoke from the tailpipe, coolant in the engine oil, engine oil in the cooling system, that indicates a head gasket failure. However, the most definitive way to test is to have a hydrocarbon test done on the cooling system (checks for exhaust gasses that obviously don't belong in there).
If the system comes up clean, you still can have either a leaking intake gasket, partially obstructed radiator (many times flush will go around obstructions not through them), a malfunctioning electric fan or fan relay, or even an obstruction in front of the a/c condenser or between the condenser and radiator (leaves, plastic bags etc) Don't forget though even if the cause is other than a gasket, if repeatedly or severely overheated the head gaskets can also fail. That is why complete testing is very important.
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99 venture has warning lights on at different times overheating,

IT REALLY SOUNDS LIKE A HEAD GASKET AS FAR AS ABS IT COULD BE LOW ON BRAKE FLUILD OR BRAKES MAY NEED REPLACED OR ABS MODULE VERY DANGEROUS TO DRIVE WITH ABS LIGHT ON
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Seem to be losing oil in coolant of 2003 impala 3.4

hello your intake gasket is most likely leaking internally into your engine.pretty common problem.the plastic and silicon gaskets get weak over time.
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