car not starting

Asked by Nisha Dec 19, 2015 at 11:08 AM about the 2001 Chevrolet Impala FWD

Question type: General

My 2001 impala had starting overheating....
It got to the point where I'd have to pull over
n let it cool n I'd pour water into it. I
attempted to drive one day n it sounded like
a diesel truck n turned off. I was told it was
my water pump... I fixed that n now it won't
turn over unless I get a jump but it won't
start completely... For the first time ever a
slight amount of antifreeze popped out the
radiator when I tried to start it n a lil smoke.
But  this happened after it broke down. What
is the problem n what do I do? Help me!!!!!

4 Answers

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Sounds like you overheated it and blew the head gaskets

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Warped heads will cause it to have problems starting and stay running. For further notice not ever time water mixed with oil if a gasket goes bad. Everybody always say but my oil is fine

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