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3 Responses to “2000 chevy blazer, i hear what sounds like water running through a pipe when im driving but the car runs fine?”
By handyclown on Jan 5, 2009 | Reply
heater pipes low water
By Jake on Jan 7, 2009 | Reply
For new core most likely time for new core most likely time for new core most likely time for new core.
For new core most likely time for new core most likely time for new core most likely time for new core most likely time for new core most likely.
The water running through your heater core most likely time for new core most likely time for new core most likely.
The water running through your heater core most likely time for new core most likely time.
By Matt K on Jan 8, 2009 | Reply
You most likely have some air in the cooling system. You can try getting the air out by running the car with the radiator cap off until the thermostat opens and that should get the air out, or you can go to a shop that has a new tool to get the air out. The tool hooks up to shop air and it basically vacuums the air out of the system.