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We have a 2008 Uplander that shows it's overheating for awhile and then bumps back down to normal after about 10 mins. It only does this in cold weather, seldom when the temp is above 35 and n
Mechanic has changed coolant and recommends back flushing the heater core. We were told that it is safe to drive now with the new coolant.
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all welders have a duty cycle
That is the length of time that welding can take place before the system shuts down
The time period depends on the amps setting and the higher the amps , the shorter the time
welding at 140 amps the time can be as short as 3 minutes
welding at 20 amps it can be as long as 20 minutes
the duty cycle is normally calculated at around 10% use and 90% cool down
www.carcomplaints.com/Chevrolet/Uplander/2008/ 4 days ago - The 2008 Chevrolet Uplander has 31 problems & defects reported by Uplander owners. The worst complaints are electrical, engine, and fuel .
add oil flush (crankcase flush) that you can buy from your local parts store and read the back of the bottle follow the directions i think you have to pour the whole bottle in the crankcase start the truck cold let it idle for 5 mins dont drive it and drain the oil and add the new stuff in good luck
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