Radiator leaks can lead to an overheated engine Good evening y’all, hope my fellow silverado owners are doing well Just chiming in with a post here in order to obtain some assistance in the diagnosis of what i believe is a small coolant leak location on my 2005 silverado with the 5.3 vortec @70k miles I believe it’s a seal gone bad caused. With slightly lower oil pressure Pulled the valve covers to look for crack heads
Nothing visible but still need to do a pressure test The driver side looked like butterscotch on cover Deciding if i need a new head It's been doing this on and off (puddles under truck) for a couple of weeks (go low coolant light) I am looking to take it to the chevy house for a looksee Problem is with only 58k on it i am 6 weeks beyond the 5 years of the 5yr/100k warranty.
One common problem that silverado owners face is coolant leaks If you’re wondering “why is my chevy silverado leaking coolant,” you’re not alone This blog post will delve into the common causes of coolant leaks in silverado trucks, the symptoms to watch out for, and the solutions to get your. Coolant, the lifeblood of your engine’s temperature regulation system, plays a critical role in preventing overheating and ensuring optimal performance A leak, therefore, is not something to ignore This article explores the common culprits behind.
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