Ok my t2 is running warm, ive changed the thermostat, flushed radiator and even added a e-fan. Could this problem be due the intercooler or should i just replace the radiator?

 

get a fluidyne

 

what is running warm? and dont bandaid it by just buying a fluidyne radiator... fix the problem and then if you want to upgrade do it... find whats wrong with it first.. but what do you call running warm?

 

normal driving 180 - 185 interstate and getting on it hard 205 - 215 hasnt gotten higher than that

 

but im afraid if i dont do something to fix it it might get worse

 

check for a partially blocked radiator.. also do you still have your plastic underbelly pan thing?

 

yeh from what i hear not having the plastic underbelly does raise the temps up

i myself dont have one( have a koyo radiator, works like a charm but in florida everything gets heatsoaked from the humidity) but is going to take a thing of sheet metal and put that in its place, i know someone else has already done this

 

I will check not to sure if its still there or not.

 

what does the underbelly thing look like anyway? i have the 2 plastic pieces beside the coolant overflow but nothing underneath the car

 

what does the underbelly thing look like anyway? i have the 2 plastic pieces beside the coolant overflow but nothing underneath the car

 

it is a huge plastic part that covers the whole bottom of the engine bay.... it helps direct air flow through the radiator.. however i removed mine due to the fact i hate them.... with them on a oil/coolant leak will drip into the pan and not onto the road or gravel under the car.... this means i have no idea if i have a leak or not.... just why i removed mine... but my car still runs just under normal operating temps or right on it

christopher

 

Helps with aerodynamics too... but im my opinion, there are no gains in removing it. Hurts temps, hurts aerodynamics. Back on topic, check underneath the water pump around the "weep hole" for any coolant coming out. If there is, get a new pump.