Coolant temp problem. :(
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Coolant temp problem. :(
I was driving today, just normal driving and i noticed my temp was way up there. almost red line hot or what ever. so i pulled over and noticed my radiator wasn't overly hot. i could touch the core no problem. the coolant overflow was pretty full also. Any ideas? i can't check and see if there isn't any coolant cause it's still too hot.
I was driving today, just normal driving and i noticed my temp was way up there. almost red line hot or what ever. so i pulled over and noticed my radiator wasn't overly hot. i could touch the core no problem. the coolant overflow was pretty full also. Any ideas? i can't check and see if there isn't any coolant cause it's still too hot.
There not that pricey to buy and put in your self.
Check your thermostat housing for anything blocking the coolant passage through it. Also, while you have the thermostat out, check to make sure it isnt gunked up. (just follow the radiator hose right to it on the right side of the block if your standing in front of the motor).
Were your fans coming on? If not that could be the problem. If they are, and you still have high temps, check your grounds. My car had faulty grounds and caused the temp to shoot up everytime the fan went on.
Finally, it may be your temp sensor itself, which is fairly cheap. Its just a regular single pin sensor.
Finally, it may be your temp sensor itself, which is fairly cheap. Its just a regular single pin sensor.
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OMG guys, this is such a easy fix... I had the same thing happen to me before and all you have to do is plain and simple. If you have access to a ECU data logger, see what your ECU see's. If the temp. is normal all you have to do is buy a thermostat. Cost less then $20 bucks and takes less then 4 minutes to install. When I had the issue the fans would come on, the over flow had coolant, it's all normal. Just check what the ECU see's 1st since it's independent to what the actual thermostat see. Hope you get the fix.
Were your fans coming on? If not that could be the problem. If they are, and you still have high temps, check your grounds. My car had faulty grounds and caused the temp to shoot up everytime the fan went on.
Finally, it may be your temp sensor itself, which is fairly cheap. Its just a regular single pin sensor.
Finally, it may be your temp sensor itself, which is fairly cheap. Its just a regular single pin sensor.
What ground should I check?
I just reinstalled the stock airbox, upper IC piping, rightside lower IC piping and stock BOV. I don't think that would mess with any grounds.
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