Car not getting very warm.
#1
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Car not getting very warm.
So I was having some issues with the car running to hot on the hwy.
Not that its related but since then I adjusted my tps and by passed my heater core because it was leaking.
Now it seems that it takes a while to warm up and when it does it only gets to about 1/6th of the temp scale. If I drive it on the hwy way and try to give it some boost (no more then 5psi cus my car cuts the fuel for some reason) I can get it up to 1/4 where its suppose to be.
What are some of the things that would prevent the car from heating up all the way?
Not that its related but since then I adjusted my tps and by passed my heater core because it was leaking.
Now it seems that it takes a while to warm up and when it does it only gets to about 1/6th of the temp scale. If I drive it on the hwy way and try to give it some boost (no more then 5psi cus my car cuts the fuel for some reason) I can get it up to 1/4 where its suppose to be.
What are some of the things that would prevent the car from heating up all the way?
#2
Rotary Enthusiast
What are you using to tell how hot it's getting. If its the temp guage it could not be working properly. Not sure what fuel controller you are using but it sounds like your hitting fuel cut.
#3
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Is fuel cut on a S4 at 5psi? I thought it was like 7 or something? If some one could use a temp laser on the aluminum part of there radiator when the car is warmed up I could compair. I really don't feel like buying another gauge right now if I don't have too.
#4
Rotary Enthusiast
Do you have an aftermarket exhaust without ported wasted gate? If so I bet your hitting 7psi. Even with ported waste gate you can still have boost creep.
As far as temp goes I'd help you but my car is still down so can't run it. But I'd imagine you could let it run for about 3-5 min and pop the hood and you'll know if its normal temp. Especially since rotaries tend to run hot
As far as temp goes I'd help you but my car is still down so can't run it. But I'd imagine you could let it run for about 3-5 min and pop the hood and you'll know if its normal temp. Especially since rotaries tend to run hot
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