Overheating and coolant tank smells like gas
I have a 2005 chevy trailblazer that overheats. I can run it for 20 minutes with no worries and then sometimes it overheats quicker. I don't see any leaks in the radiator and the water pump is new.
I was thinking head gasket but the oil in fine and there is no white smoke exhaust. There is a smell of gas in the coolant tank.
Would a broken camshaft sensor cause this? I know that sounds like a NO but i have to ask because mine is broke off the engine.
I had the radiator cap opened and i ran the truck with the cap off for about 6 minutes, i can see bubbles in the water. It's like someone inside the engine blowing bubbles back at me.
Any ideas how to know for sure?
Thanks
Bryan
I was thinking head gasket but the oil in fine and there is no white smoke exhaust. There is a smell of gas in the coolant tank.
Would a broken camshaft sensor cause this? I know that sounds like a NO but i have to ask because mine is broke off the engine.
I had the radiator cap opened and i ran the truck with the cap off for about 6 minutes, i can see bubbles in the water. It's like someone inside the engine blowing bubbles back at me.
Any ideas how to know for sure?
Thanks
Bryan
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