How much is a impala 03 motor

Asked by fatman34 Dec 28, 2012 at 06:56 AM about the 2003 Chevrolet Impala FWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Motor is ticking running hot burning
anti freeze

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15,025

well, first, have someone to a pressure check in the cylinders, determine if the coolant loss is due to a head gasket...then next cheap attempt is to PROPERLY as in by the directions, use Blue Devil if in fact it is a head gasket problem. Blue Devil is a specific name brand designed by GM, for GM, (caddy mostly), and go from there, if it is not the head gasket, feel free to let me know so it can be further diagnosed..but to answer your question: price differs pending size, (they didn't use just one engine), location, and when used, mileage and warranty on an old engine...

177,545

Some of the GM V6 engines suffer from the lower intake manifold leak. It usually happens between 60,000-100,000 miles. Go to gaownersclub.com for details about symptoms and DIY repair instructions.

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