I had a 89 k1500 w a 5.7 L eng that had the same prob with out being rebuilt. turned out the head gasket was leaking and the coolent had air in it. the coolent was rust colored from the leak. you might also consider replacing the thermostat first and see if it will solve the problem. good luck
or replace radiator
if the cylinders are bored .060 over the cylinder walls are too thin. this will cause overheating.
The engine will overheat and the pistons will seize.
The car will start to overheat and if ignored will sieze the engine, causing it to need either totally rebuilt or totally replaced (ussually cheaper)
When a vehicle randomly overheats, it is likely that the coolant level is low. Check the and fill the level to proper amount.
There is a warning light which flashes when the engine begins to overheat.
Their are very few physical advantages of having a rebuilt engine. The only actual advantage of having a rebuilt engine is that it is much cheaper than a new engine.
The 2007 Chevrolet Suburban has a V8 engine.
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