The hvac (heater control card behind the knobs and switches of ac/heat controls) control module may be blown, or there may be a sycronization problem with the vent door variable resistor and its respective stepper motor (do your get ABS + brake light warnings on dash when you turn on the fan) - you can sync the resistor/steeper motor by taking it to the dealer or there is a no computer manual way to do it in the shop manual !! if you replace the control module it will need to be reprogrammed by the dealer (per web site that sell them and shop manual - I'm not sure yet if its just to sync the resistor/stepper motors or for its ID on the serial communication buss that its on) - good luck
The bulging is caused by gassing. This is caused by overcharging or by a short circuit inside the battery. The acid inside the battery is turned to gas and it expands the sides of the battery.
The engine of a Chevy Trailblazer may begin shaking when idle if there is insufficient fuel reaching it. This can be caused by a clogged fuel filter or dirty fuel injectors.
1. Electrolyte leakage by corrosion of package, not good packing 2. Electricity leakage by electronic conduction through separators, intended for preventing such leakage and permit only battery outside conduction caused by protrusions that wound the separators which are very thin
My husband said it is caused by the vapor from the battery acid. It is the vapor of the battery acid leaking out of the battery, so the above answer is correct.
Undercharging a battery can cause premature failure of the battery, the same as overcharging will do. This is caused by the lead plates within the battery cells becoming solfated.
the 93 wagoneer has an automatic security system that goes off anytime the battery is unplugged. it is a safety mechanism to help keep people from steeling your car that is really stupid in my opinion, but it is just part of the security of the jeep.
The switch on your battery is faulty which may have been caused by damage from dropping or through a leaking tank but it could just be a problem with cheap manufacturing.
This is more than likely caused by the actual fan switch. As I am English, I have no idea what a Chevrolet Trailblazer is, or what it looks like even, but there are things which are common to all or many vehicles.
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Too much current was flowing which caused an overheating problem. Can be the battery has a dead cell, or you reversed the cables.
clicking when trying to start is usually caused by flat battery check charge in battery if not battery ,you need to eplace starter mptor
A chemical reaction