What temperature should I set my coolant warning buzzer?
09-05-23, 05:17 PM
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What temperature should I set my coolant warning buzzer?
I tapped behind the water pump to install a coolant sensor.
what temperature should i set up my warning buzzer?
I have a n/a 1991 manual transmission. Its stock and still has the stock metal radiator.
what temperature should i set up my warning buzzer?
I have a n/a 1991 manual transmission. Its stock and still has the stock metal radiator.
09-05-23, 05:43 PM
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Look for more info on the electric fan writeups. I am not sure in what position the sensor(s) were in but before the thermostat. I thought I remember seeing about 180 degrees being mentioned at one position or another but please don't trust that info. Hopefully somebody remembers or can confirm.
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so the point at which you're doing damage is about 110c, so i would set the alarm at maybe 100? 105?
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@j9fd3s thank you. So 100c is 212°f. Maybe ill put my warning at 210°f. I read the danger zone is 104.44c which is 220c.
then 250f is concidered damage. Do this number sound correct?
then 250f is concidered damage. Do this number sound correct?
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