At a loss where do I start to look???? Please help!

Asked by Misty Dec 01, 2018 at 11:48 PM about the 1995 Chevrolet S-10 LS Extended Cab RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

95 chevy s10 was squeeling then shut off i started it again it started knocking
now its overheating and not accelerating

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Misty answered 5 years ago

Thanks. Is there a way to repair/ band aid it without pulling the motor?

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scottstergoodman answered 5 years ago

The cheapest possible fix would be your catalytic converter. If your cat is the factory original from 1995 it needs to go! If you suspect it is, I would suggest temporarily replacing the cat with a test pipe, then rechecking your motor. Odds are it's too late for it and NinjaXxChicken is right but it would be really cool if it worked! Being a 1995 "age" I do not think it would through a signal to cause a light in your dash. Also, keep in mind the EPA would not like it if you went without a cat "just FYI" Just so you know, I had a 1995 ZR2 with an old stopped up cat! when I got rid of the cat it was like dropping a new motor in it! Good luck to you Sir.

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