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99 chevrolet cavalier 2.2 engine,its running hot only when I run the Air Conditioning

Aug 11, 2008 by Elizabeth W | Posted in Chevrolet

I already changed the thermostat,water pump, and radiator
also the cooling fan is straight wired to the relay and i turn it on manually when in demand but it will still run hot if the AC is used

did you out a gauge on it? sound like the radiator isn't up to snuff, could be ok when no AC, but when the air thru the condenser picks up heat the radiator cannot remove enough to cool down the engine.

chevrolet 2.2 engine

I am doing a v8 swap on my s10. this is the motor currently in it. as you can see, the motor runs good.

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Episode 451 – GM Predicts Big Profits, Toyota Battles Speculators, Mid-Engine ‘Vette?

All kinds of news about General Motors today. At the Management Briefing Seminars, a big industry conference, Ed Whitacre, the CEO of GM, said the company will post impressive earnings for the second-quarter. Here’s my Autoline Insight. In the first quarter GM earned nearly $900 million, so presumably he means a lot more than that. Ford made $2.6 billion for the second quarter, but I’d be surprised to see GM make that much simply because GM’s European operations are losing money, while Ford’s are profitable. Unless GM earned enough in China to offset its losses in Europe, it’s unlikely it will match Ford’s profitability.

GM WANTS ONE BIG DUMP Whitacre also said he expects the federal government to dump all its stock in GM all at one time. Most analysts had expected the government to sell its holdings in GM over time, since dumping those shares all at once would likely cause the price of the stock to crash, or certainly go down. Remember, the government owns warrants that essentially give it more than 60 percent ownership in GM. And while GM will likely have a lot of influence over how and when those shares are sold, it will still be up to the Obama Administration to determine how it wants to cash in.

GM BOOSTS AD SPENDING (subscription required) But in another sign of how much GM is recovering, the Wall Street Journal reports the company is raising its advertising budget and will be back in the Super Bowl. It reports that GM spent $2.2 billion in advertising in the U.S. last year, and while GM says that number is incorrect, it does not say what it did spend. About 70 percent of that ad budget will go to Chevrolet, with the remainder spread between Buick, GMC and Cadillac.

GM HIRES BACK 6,900 And in another sign that GM is recovering strongly, the Detroit Free Press reports that GM has hired back 6,900 people since emerging from bankruptcy and is looking at reopening an assembly plant. It won’t say which one, but the most logical one is in Springhill, Tennessee. It’s a modern facility that used to make the Chevy Traverse, and that is in relatively short supply.

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