Look At My Temperature!
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Is this bad? Gonna get my radiators cleaned out tmr morning. Hopefully, that'll solve the problem if not i gotta replace my water pump and thermostat.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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Yes you are running a bit hot, but what are the parameters?
In traffic, stopped? At speed on highway? City driving, stop and start?
Has the temperature warning light come on at all? (if not the car is not overheating, yet, but it is still running hotter than normal.)
From a diagnostic perspective, before diving in and changing the wp, you should consider the following elements
Check the expansion tank cap, it may need replacing.
Check the expansion tank for leaks
Are the fans operating in both low and high speed modes
Are the radiators plugged (the cleaning is an easy DYI)
Having chased a cooling problem for a while, mine was a combo of dirty radiators, a failing tank cap and a failing expansion tank. I did also put in the LN engineering 160F thermostat which I like.
In traffic, stopped? At speed on highway? City driving, stop and start?
Has the temperature warning light come on at all? (if not the car is not overheating, yet, but it is still running hotter than normal.)
From a diagnostic perspective, before diving in and changing the wp, you should consider the following elements
Check the expansion tank cap, it may need replacing.
Check the expansion tank for leaks
Are the fans operating in both low and high speed modes
Are the radiators plugged (the cleaning is an easy DYI)
Having chased a cooling problem for a while, mine was a combo of dirty radiators, a failing tank cap and a failing expansion tank. I did also put in the LN engineering 160F thermostat which I like.
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Yes you are running a bit hot, but what are the parameters?
In traffic, stopped? At speed on highway? City driving, stop and start?
Has the temperature warning light come on at all? (if not the car is not overheating, yet, but it is still running hotter than normal.)
From a diagnostic perspective, before diving in and changing the wp, you should consider the following elements
Check the expansion tank cap, it may need replacing.
Check the expansion tank for leaks
Are the fans operating in both low and high speed modes
Are the radiators plugged (the cleaning is an easy DYI)
Having chased a cooling problem for a while, mine was a combo of dirty radiators, a failing tank cap and a failing expansion tank. I did also put in the LN engineering 160F thermostat which I like.
In traffic, stopped? At speed on highway? City driving, stop and start?
Has the temperature warning light come on at all? (if not the car is not overheating, yet, but it is still running hotter than normal.)
From a diagnostic perspective, before diving in and changing the wp, you should consider the following elements
Check the expansion tank cap, it may need replacing.
Check the expansion tank for leaks
Are the fans operating in both low and high speed modes
Are the radiators plugged (the cleaning is an easy DYI)
Having chased a cooling problem for a while, mine was a combo of dirty radiators, a failing tank cap and a failing expansion tank. I did also put in the LN engineering 160F thermostat which I like.
Expansion tank cap is brand new but expansion is not new. There are no obvious signs of leaks coming from either but i have seen droplets of coolant coming from the water pump.
Both fans are running just fine. Just checked them out 2 days ago.
Will see if cleaning out the radiators will help.
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BTW there are 2 things that I noticed form one pic.....
1. you are 100 degrees too cold
2. your next mod should be getting rid of the thing that makes that little Christmas tree light up with those numbers and letters
1. you are 100 degrees too cold
2. your next mod should be getting rid of the thing that makes that little Christmas tree light up with those numbers and letters
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According to my Dealer and my Indy Porsches are known to run higher than normal temps. I had this issue with my boxster, my 911 and now my CTT on traffic on a hot day. It does not happen ALL the time but I have seen cases of it. Well, I only saw it on the 911 once - I was driving hard =)
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