temp guage``
temp guage``
the temp guage always reads half,but when i take if for a rip and lift bonnet you can hear the coolent bubblein like mad .theres no major engine mods just had it a week or so.also any ideas on where id pick up s/rack ends... thanks
The water temperature gauge will sit at the middle until the car overheats and gets damaged. With an aftermarket gauge reading between 180F to 220F the stock gauge does not move on my car at all.
As for the coolant bubbling like mad, thats not normal as far as I know. Do you mean its boiling or hissing or ?
As for the coolant bubbling like mad, thats not normal as far as I know. Do you mean its boiling or hissing or ?
thanks for the reply ,thought the standard guage might be a bit off ,cos its boiling noise . just got car from japan 78k kilo on clock, again engine looks standared but for apex airfilters witch wouldent change anything ... ah ah ah
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Boiling noise on shut down is not uncommon, some if not all can usually be cured with "burping". Search using that term.
The stock temp guage is worse than worthless since if it moves off of roughly center, it's already too late. Get a decent aftermarket gauge.
If you just got the car, I'd recommend changing out the coolant, since you don't know how old it is anyway. Use green stuff (Ethylene Glycol) with as much DISTILLED water as you think you can get away with. Not sure about Ireland winters, but probably 60/40 water to coolant would work. Be sure to drain the engine block as well as the radiator. The drain plug is on the left side of the block.
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/cooling-system-flush-info-441967/
http://www.fd3s.net/how-to_cooling_system.html
Couple of links to get you started. Use the search function and you can download a copy of the FACTORY SERVICE MANUAL for free at the top of this section.
The stock temp guage is worse than worthless since if it moves off of roughly center, it's already too late. Get a decent aftermarket gauge.
If you just got the car, I'd recommend changing out the coolant, since you don't know how old it is anyway. Use green stuff (Ethylene Glycol) with as much DISTILLED water as you think you can get away with. Not sure about Ireland winters, but probably 60/40 water to coolant would work. Be sure to drain the engine block as well as the radiator. The drain plug is on the left side of the block.
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/cooling-system-flush-info-441967/
http://www.fd3s.net/how-to_cooling_system.html
Couple of links to get you started. Use the search function and you can download a copy of the FACTORY SERVICE MANUAL for free at the top of this section.
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