Overcooling?
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Overcooling?
Okay I can't seem to figure this out! I have a fluidyne radiator with evan's coolant in a 0psi system, and my temperature never seems to reach above 1/10 of the way up! At idle in traffic, it will sometimes reach about 3/10, but usually not. I figured it was the thermostat, which I replaced this last weekend, and that's not it either. I know the stock coolant sensor and gauge aren't that great, but still...is there anything else it could be?
Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
Allen
Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
Allen
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Now that your stock temp gauge is operating correctly it is the perfect time to "linearize" the gauge so it can be useful for monitoring your engine temperature:
http://us.share.geocities.com/sdrx7_...structions.pdf
http://us.share.geocities.com/sdrx7_...structions.pdf
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I linearized mine. Now it gives me information! No longer just dashboard decoration. You do have to be cool about it rising and falling though. Don't panic! Trust in the force ;-).
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Originally posted by T88NosRx7
if that is true, then I want your cooling system setup.
if that is true, then I want your cooling system setup.
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Originally posted by FormerPorscheGuy
If you want to stay that cool, talk to Art (I can't remember his screen name) in KC. He has problems keeping his car warm with his set up.
If you want to stay that cool, talk to Art (I can't remember his screen name) in KC. He has problems keeping his car warm with his set up.
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Now that your stock temp gauge is operating correctly it is the perfect time to "linearize" the gauge so it can be useful for monitoring your engine temperature:
http://us.share.geocities.com/sdrx7_...structions.pdf
Now that your stock temp gauge is operating correctly it is the perfect time to "linearize" the gauge so it can be useful for monitoring your engine temperature:
http://us.share.geocities.com/sdrx7_...structions.pdf
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