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demahfahbun106 Jun 8, 2008 09:37 PM

over heating problems
 
ok well its so bad that i JUST HAD TO ASK YOU GUYS..ok heres the deal i have a 89 turbo II with a 93 motor,stock twins, haltech e3k, 3inch from twins to an N1....1 day i was drivin and realized the car was runnin pretty hot, the needled BARLEY moved but when i parked up and shut the car off there over flow started bubbling and spraying out the antifreeze..ok so ya the buzzer comes on so im checkin for leaks find none....the ground wire for the relay for my electric fan wasnt on it properly so i figured thats why it was runnin so warm...ok so being that alll the antifreeze came out i filled it back up and had the car runnin for a while with no problems,gauge didnt budge or anything so i shut it off, 30 seconds later it starts bubblin once again................so i look under the hood and i see the front turbo RED and the downpipe EVEN MORE RED...whats the heels going on?? you dont smell antifreeze from the exhaust, it doesnt smoke what could be the problem???also i took the thermostat out 2day thinkin it would get the car runnin cooler....................SAME SHIT DIFFERENT DAY..someone please help im pretty much stuck on stupid

demahfahbun106 Jun 9, 2008 10:30 AM

anyone??
 
ok so no one?? lol damn thought i would have gotten some help, you guys always know the answers

JM1FD Jun 9, 2008 11:26 AM

Put a new thermostat in. NOW. Running the car with no thermostat will certainly cause overheating because it is what is called a bypass system.

Mahjik Jun 9, 2008 11:50 AM

First off, do have a temp gauge or are you just seeing the coolant come out of the overflow tank?

Are you using an AST or is it eliminated? What coolant pressure caps are you using? Have you pressure tested the cooling system?

demahfahbun106 Jun 9, 2008 01:48 PM

need help
 
i have the stock gauge...everything i am using is stock minus the haltech im not sure which cap i am using but i have driving the car since march with no heating issues...i just gave it some thought and realized that my front turbo is blown because on idle its RED AND SO IS MY DOWNPIPE...could that cause the car to overheat?? just a question



Originally Posted by Mahjik (Post 8269573)
First off, do have a temp gauge or are you just seeing the coolant come out of the overflow tank?

Are you using an AST or is it eliminated? What coolant pressure caps are you using? Have you pressure tested the cooling system?


Mahjik Jun 9, 2008 02:01 PM

Doubtful.

My recommendations:

1. Use an aftermarket temp gauge to verify what temps you are actually seeing
2. Pressure test your cooling system

demahfahbun106 Jun 9, 2008 03:45 PM

more help
 
im obviously running extremely warm if my over flow bottle it bubbling and spraying coolant out out of no where..anyone have anymore ideas??




Originally Posted by Mahjik (Post 8269998)
Doubtful.

My recommendations:

1. Use an aftermarket temp gauge to verify what temps you are actually seeing
2. Pressure test your cooling system


Mahjik Jun 9, 2008 05:40 PM


Originally Posted by demahfahbun106 (Post 8270438)
im obviously running extremely warm if my over flow bottle it bubbling and spraying coolant out out of no where

Not necessarily. It could be combustion gas causing that and not merely heat.

demahfahbun106 Jun 9, 2008 07:06 PM

ok
 
ok so combustion gas.........how did that happen?? is that bad?? how to fix??

Mahjik Jun 9, 2008 08:34 PM


Originally Posted by demahfahbun106 (Post 8271176)
ok so combustion gas.........how did that happen?? is that bad?? how to fix??

Ok, you don't seem to be listening. You need to do what I said up above:

https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...98&postcount=6

Doing these will help troubleshoot exactly what the problem is.. I'm not saying it is combustion gas. I'm just saying there are a few things which can cause the coolant to push out of the overflow tank. At some point, you are going to have to start troubleshooting the issue with the suggestions in this thread and at least rule out what is not the problem by testing.


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