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On another forum everyone is telling me that I should go back to the original clutch fan with electric fan set up. Is anyone running the electric fan set up that's not having issues?
Put ir gun on it. Upper radiator hose reads around 180
T stat housing reads 226 which is what gauge says.
When gauge reads 250. Upper house maintains 180. Housing is 250.
Put ir gun on it. Upper radiator hose reads around 180
T stat housing reads 226 which is what gauge says.
When gauge reads 250. Upper house maintains 180. Housing is 250.
It was over flowing and I kept a hose on it. So fill the bottle and radiator and work the air out? Will a closed system work itself out as far as the air is concerned? The burping videos I watched showed with cap off
For the air- I'm not familiar with the characteristics of air in the cooling system. Never had that issue before.
When I drained the system I did notice there was no water in the res bottle. But still I burped it but it does not seem to happen when I have the cap off. Haven't verified for sure...
If there's a cracked head wouldn't there be other signs to look for?
Old man-
I ruled out one and two.
For number four- wouldn't I experience performance issues if the cat was plugged?
For number three-if it was running lean or etc wouldn't there be more performance issues? And cracked head or...
Two fans are on a switch which I leave on. Third operates just like stock fan, when ac is on or reaches 217. But I know all those are working.
This issues wants me to believe it's a head issue but oil looks like I just put it in and the water I drains from radiator is good. I don't know much...