03 SS DTC P0128 coolant thermostat?
That's a start.
I have the same code right now.
The gauge will not move at all on some days, and other it will but the light stays on.
I'm gonna change it this coming Thursday.
For the more knowledgeable members:
What's the worst that can happen with a failing/failed thermostat?
Mine has been out for two, maybe three weeks, I assume that's when the light came on.
I have the same code right now.
The gauge will not move at all on some days, and other it will but the light stays on.
I'm gonna change it this coming Thursday.
For the more knowledgeable members:
What's the worst that can happen with a failing/failed thermostat?
Mine has been out for two, maybe three weeks, I assume that's when the light came on.
Lack of coolant running through the engine, overheating and all the fund stuff that comes along with it. Warped intake/heads, cracked engine components, bearing failure, crank/cam seizure to name a few...
What's the worst that can happen with a failing/failed thermostat?
These thermostats however, are designed to stick in the open position when they fail. The P0128 code is set when the coolant temp does not go above 176*F within a certain amount of time. So, your worst case scenario should really be a lack of heat and poor gas mileage.
Either way, I'd change the thermostat asap. It takes about 10 minutes tops, and is a $7 part.
As mentioned before, the worst would be overheating the engine due to lack of coolant.
These thermostats however, are designed to stick in the open position when they fail. The P0128 code is set when the coolant temp does not go above 176*F within a certain amount of time. So, your worst case scenario should really be a lack of heat and poor gas mileage.
Either way, I'd change the thermostat asap. It takes about 10 minutes tops, and is a $7 part.
These thermostats however, are designed to stick in the open position when they fail. The P0128 code is set when the coolant temp does not go above 176*F within a certain amount of time. So, your worst case scenario should really be a lack of heat and poor gas mileage.
Either way, I'd change the thermostat asap. It takes about 10 minutes tops, and is a $7 part.
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