issues with my s10 blazer (1991)
#1
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hello,
first of all , this is a great forum :-)
i just bought a s10 blazer first gen , it runs good and has 110 miles on it.
but there are a couple things i would ask .
it has a digital cluster ,
the odometer flickers and switch itselfs from the odometer to the tripmeter and so on , sometimes the odometer goes black.
so this is the first issue;
the second one is : the temp meter will not go above 110 degrees .so it keeps low reading , can this be due the thermostat or a bad tem sender? ( i noticed that the radiatorfan keeps turning as soon if i start the engine)
and the thirth issue is that the oil pressure still stay high (85 psi) sometimes it goes to 65 psi but as soon if i accelerate a little it goes back to the top
kind regards.
vincent
first of all , this is a great forum :-)
i just bought a s10 blazer first gen , it runs good and has 110 miles on it.
but there are a couple things i would ask .
it has a digital cluster ,
the odometer flickers and switch itselfs from the odometer to the tripmeter and so on , sometimes the odometer goes black.
so this is the first issue;
the second one is : the temp meter will not go above 110 degrees .so it keeps low reading , can this be due the thermostat or a bad tem sender? ( i noticed that the radiatorfan keeps turning as soon if i start the engine)
and the thirth issue is that the oil pressure still stay high (85 psi) sometimes it goes to 65 psi but as soon if i accelerate a little it goes back to the top
kind regards.
vincent
#2
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Location: waterford, mich.
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My 91 had the digital instrument cluster. It went black except for a couple spots and I took it to a local speedometer shop and had it rebuilt. No more problems for 11 years and it still worked when I got rid of the truck. I'd have yours repaired before digging too deep into the cooling or oil system. They may be operating fine. I still miss the turn signal indicators. They were the coolest looking ever! Here's hoping solving the first problem takes care of the other two.
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for the cluster , i gonna take a look at the soldering at the back of the cluster.
but i just also noticed that the radiator fan starts to turn around as soon as the engine is started .
is this normal? or this truck have a radiator fan clutch?
but i just also noticed that the radiator fan starts to turn around as soon as the engine is started .
is this normal? or this truck have a radiator fan clutch?
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hello again,
i tested the fan clutch and it's okay , i can turn the fan with the engine off and feel a bit drag.
is it possible to test the coolant temp sensor without taking it out? and where is the location of the sensor?
is it just one or are there 2 sensors? (maybe a switch or so)
thx
i tested the fan clutch and it's okay , i can turn the fan with the engine off and feel a bit drag.
is it possible to test the coolant temp sensor without taking it out? and where is the location of the sensor?
is it just one or are there 2 sensors? (maybe a switch or so)
thx
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