My transmission guy did some kind of test today that said that the engine and transmission are fine, and that it drives like a Saturn with 100K miles on it. (We don't know the exact amount, but I think it's well over that, maybe 125K.) However, he noticed that it was driving very warm, and that something else may be going on with it, and to therefore have the cooling system checked out by my regular mechanic. The tranny guy said that it may be some kind of borderline condition, and that's why his test may not have picked it up. However, he said nothing about the head gasket! The regular mechanic suggested that it may be a blown head gasket. The car does drive, and the MAP sensor was just replaced. The only other symptom is that I can feel something a little bit off on the performance, especially when going up hill-- just the slightest hesitation, and slightly rough idling when stopped. Could my regular mechanic be right?
2006-09-29
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