overheating prob
08-17-08, 11:22 AM
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overheating prob
ok. i dont drive the car much. has a rebuild about 2500 miles on it. the mods include nothing more than a downpipe. in town driving is getting the car hot. ideas?
08-17-08, 11:57 AM
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1) the cooling system has air in it. - Burb the system and get all the air out.
2) you do not have your undertrey installed. - install undertrey and fill any gaps with foam.
3) 1 or both of your electric fans are not coming on. - check relays and fans, turn the a/c on to see if fans come on immediately.
4) your radiator is old and sucks - replace with fluidyne
1) the cooling system has air in it. - Burb the system and get all the air out.
2) you do not have your undertrey installed. - install undertrey and fill any gaps with foam.
3) 1 or both of your electric fans are not coming on. - check relays and fans, turn the a/c on to see if fans come on immediately.
4) your radiator is old and sucks - replace with fluidyne
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08-17-08, 07:44 PM
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I try to stay between 85 degress celcius and 95 degrees celcius it can handle more than that like mahjik stated but i like to stay at these temps.
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