I'm relieved yet apprehensive
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I'm relieved yet apprehensive
I had the problem with the SES for "coolant below thermostat temp" and had a low reading temp gauge in the instrument cluster so I changed the thermostat and lo and behold the temp on the dash gauge is reading about 3-4 ticks higher and I noticed that the blazer is shifting better and what appears to be less often. During the thermostat change I disconnected the battery for around 40 minutes but when I put it back and fired up the blazer the SES was still on. I figured to do the PCT this comingweekend as the next possible fix. Well today after about 3 days and around 100 miles after the thermostat change(is one of those significant??) the SES goes out. It still shows up when I turn the key on so I know the light is good. What's the deal, did it just heal itself or can I expect this to rear its ugly head again? Any information would be appreciated.
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#2
RE: I'm relieved yet apprehensive
Not all codes are reset with a battery disconnect. You basically put it through a drive cycle which cleared the codes.
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RE: I'm relieved yet apprehensive
Thanks swartllk guess I won't be waiting to the shoe to drop.
#4
RE: I'm relieved yet apprehensive
Glad to hear you got it fixed.
#5
RE: I'm relieved yet apprehensive
Glad to hear you got it fixed and that it wont rear its ugly head again!!!
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01-02-2007 10:20 AM