2005 chev impala 3.8 oil cooler housing connector

#2005 chev impala 3.8 oil cooler housing connector update
#2005 chev impala 3.8 oil cooler housing connector windows

Now I have noticed a little sludge around the bottom of the radiator cap, my grandfather says it is time for another head gasket because mine sounds blown. Worked good for bout a week and it put me back down. I decided to finally change out the thermostat. I replaced the sensor as well as fan relays because one wasn't working. Well in the latter of 09 it ran hot so i replaced the radiator again and changed out the hoses. The car has 176,372 miles on it now so this is what happened between then and now. Around 140-150,000 miles I started having cooling problems. I discovered GM had a recall on 2000-2005 impalas for airbag failure and for some reason mine was not covered. And a little bit before we discovered the air bag light came on and that if we had a wreck they would not deploy (learned from mechanic) who clipped the wire and the light went off, still no airbag.

#2005 chev impala 3.8 oil cooler housing connector windows

Well before it was in my possession one of the windows decided to fail. My mother bought this car in '99 after our 1st Impala was totaled (sandwiched).

#2005 chev impala 3.8 oil cooler housing connector update

Update from : complaint should be listed under power steering not coolant system.

Update from : Power steering line leaks from design flaw, safety hazard. Please help us stay with buying America GM build better, safer cars! We have learned our lesson the hard way never buy the 1st year model of newly design or redesign vehicle, unless it's a foreign make or model. My family and I have had numerous problems with this car since it was purchase off the lot brand new in 1999, now in these hard economical times we're stuck with Impala.This was my first new car purchase sad to say a huge MISTAKE. I know other 2000 impala owners must have had or will have similar concerns. This a design defect, should be recalled. I went and got my picture camera, see enclosed picture and called GM log a complaint they said it's going to cost $135.00 to diagnose the problem. The hard rubber flap that is mounted to the car body to keep debris out of engine has rub the two lines until it cut through the top side of both lines. One day I raised the hood, took me a small flashlight and traced the leak to two sever lines. Therfore, I park the car for several months. The Leak got worse, so I replaced the oil sensor, but the leak did not stop. Later, I notice that he wrote the service order up as the customer said the vehicle was leaking oil. And he could not repair it because they did not have the part but the diagnose cost was $75.00, so I paid and drove off with a leaking 2000 Chev Impala.

He then diagnosed the car as oil sensor switch leakage. This is the latest on JI took my 2000 impala into the dealership because it was leaking fluid.