Overheating

Asked by Lori Dec 16, 2017 at 10:27 PM about the 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2000 Pontiac Grand Prix started overheating while
idling when the blower for the heating/cooling
stopped working. Could these actually be
connected or two separate issues? Blower goes
out periodically and a good bump will get it
working. Hasn't come back on yet, but I'm gonna
beat on it tomorrow morning and see if that works.
Full of coolant.

3 Answers

10

You short in the wiring ,loose connection on the blower motor ,as far as the car over heating those cars are bad for that usually a head gasket

10

You have a short in the wiring ,loose connection on the blower motor ,as far as the car over heating those cars are bad for that usually a head gasket

38,915

see if the fans come on when it gets hot , what does the exhaust look like ? , look under the oil fill cap what do you see ?, the blower motor for the heater is probably no good, stop hitting it , you have to check if it gets power when it's turned on

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