If coolant level not going down, I would ask this, does this vehicle mainly make lots of short trips?If coolant level not going down, I would ask this, does this vehicle mainly make lots of short trips?
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Just little...? This is normal. Every time and first time start the car. It build up moisture and go out of tail pipe. There is not more when it's hot. (This is normal) Don't worry.
3 button or 4 button. If 3 button remove the pass side kick panal and diconnect the module you see there with the key on. 3 or 4 button the trucks are known for water leaks and they fill the module(3 or 4 button module are in the same place) causing all kinds of problems. What has happened to my jimmy same year was the front diff actuator ( under the battery tray) was full of transmission oil. I worked at a gm dealer as a trans tech. The front diff actuator had blown a hole in it. I have to replaced the 4wd vac switch on top of the transfer case that was where I got the oil from, also the actuator and the vacume ball behind the abs motor pack as it to was full of oil. if lucky you will not have to change your hvac control head.
look inside the disturbutor cap and see if there is white build up on the points inside the cap. if so change cap rotor plug wire and plug. go from there.
why, idk. Where, well the only way oil could be getting into you cap is if for some reason it's coming up the distributor shaft. I've worked on many distributor vechiles and NEVER came across this problem. But there is a first time for everything.
If it is milky it is coolant due to bad head gaskette.
If it looks like durt oil needs to be changed.
You can also check the oil dip stick fo deposition.
Please let me know if you need more info. I am here to help
Good Luck
Check the inside of your distributer cap, moisture will cause major problems. Start your jimmy and run water over and around your distributer, after awhile turn it off remove the cap and feel the inside for moisture...it might not be sealing right.
If coolant level not going down, I would ask this, does this vehicle mainly make lots of short trips?
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