Sounds like the temp blend door gears are stripped. It could be caused by something jamming the door from moving. The dash assembly would have to be removed to gain access to the blend door and blend door actuator.
Sounds like your timing is way off. you did not give any information at all about your vehicle or the problem besides the popping so I cannot give you any advise about it. Could be popcorn in the air cleaner for all I know.
only thing i can think of is that the back of the knob may be broken and isn't turning the actual piece that adjusts the temp...and that noise..if it sounds like a popping noise and does it once every few days.my blazer does it to, and so did my bravada i think all of em do
sounds like your thermostat is stuck shut. located where the upper radiatorhose goes into the engine block. Cheap to replace $15 and should only take 30 minutes.. good luck.
The engine coolant sensor could be at fault.
the engine is extremely upset!!!! check for dirty air filter, low fuel pump pressure, partially blocked fuel filter. if an engine cannot "breathe" properly, it's trying to tell you "get me serviced immediately". the popping you heard probably set off a code in the ecm. a car engine uses a roomfull (12 x 12) feet of air a minute.
I had bought an 87 Blazer when they came out that year and drove the dickens out of it until it was t-boned by a runaway 68 BelAir in 93. I never had a mechanical failure with the Vortec engine. The belt retention frame broke and I drove the Blazer without the fan belt about 3 miles home and the temp gage was trying to register white hot. I fixed the frame and the engine worked flawlessly. When the Blazer died, it had 178,000 miles and I couldn't save the engine because of insurance regs. Too bad.
I have a 93 S10 Blazer and sounds like the ignition lock cylinder is stuck/broken. Try shaking the steering wheel left and right briskly while trying to turn back out the key, making sure to push in on the key and lock shaft.
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It sounds like the engine may have jumped time. Check the engine timing. Fuel splash back can ignite, so use caution.
a broken rod or valve lifter
A squeal is a high-pitched abrasive sound. The word is used to describe the high-pitched sounds pigs and children make. It can also be used for mechanical sounds, such as the sound of rubber tires trying to get traction, or high-pitched engine sounds.
It means its ove heeted and trying to cool down.