Questions & Answers for: Chevrolet Impala when a thermostat is bad

...Bad thermostat and/or bad water pump. Leaking is minor. Seems to occur after the car has fully cooled down. More fluid leaks when the heater is on. But again, its only after the car has cooled. Hi ...

...with a higher setting. Cheers Sounds like your battery is going bad. If it is running to cool you probably need a new thermostat. this will usually set a code for coolant temp below ...

...it in loosen 2 bolt and see what way thermostat is facing cone into head or into hose take out and boil in water see if the spring retracts if it does the thermostat is not bad its something ...

bad thermostat (causing the engine to not reach proper operating temperature) low antifreeze, a bad blend door in the climate control system, or a blocked heater core. Based on the age of your vehicle

...Bad thermostat or bad coolant temperature sender. Thermostats are cheap and generally are easy to get to. I would replace that and it's gasket first. If it still acts up, I would then replace the ...

...impala engine hot a/c off keeps coming on Hello, this usally caused by a bad thermostat. the computer system will set a code P0128 caused by a bad thermostat and cause the engine to disable the ...

...bad thermostat? It's possible that the thermostat has gone bad. If the valve on the thermostat remains closed, it's possible that water isn't flowing to the sensor that controls the radiator fans, ...

thermostat if you are sure its not flowing .you will need to see why the hose is leaking, is it a bad hose or a loose clamp, if the coolant leaks and is not full this will make the car overheat, start

...thermostat may be bad/ I would put money on the thermostat as a first culprit. Water pumps usually fail in a leaking state rather than in a "not pumping water" state. In the current weather, there ...

...bad thermostat cause a transmission not to shift properly in a 2002 chevy impala? It is absolutely possible for this to be the case. When the thermostat is not reading the temperature of the coolant ...