ek gsr turbo over heating (new thermostat)
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ek gsr turbo over heating (new thermostat)
i just replace a new thermostat in my car and my car now is over heating..my old one that was on the car was bad..that my temperture was alway very low!!!so i replace it with the new one.....my fan still kick in to..but still over heating..so let me get some advice from you guys...
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Re: ek gsr turbo over heating (new thermostat)
Full size? Half rad?
Did you burb and fill the system properly?
Are both of your hoses warm at operating temp? One or the other?
Did you burb and fill the system properly?
Are both of your hoses warm at operating temp? One or the other?
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did you install it backwards?
the big end of the thermostat should face the engine and the small end should face the rad hose
if you installed it backwards, the wax pellet in the stat will read the colder coolant outside the engine and not the boiling coolant inside the engine and will never open up to let coolant flow
the big end of the thermostat should face the engine and the small end should face the rad hose
if you installed it backwards, the wax pellet in the stat will read the colder coolant outside the engine and not the boiling coolant inside the engine and will never open up to let coolant flow
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Re: ek gsr turbo over heating (new thermostat)
did you install it backwards?
the big end of the thermostat should face the engine and the small end should face the rad hose
if you installed it backwards, the wax pellet in the stat will read the colder coolant outside the engine and not the boiling coolant inside the engine and will never open up to let coolant flow
the big end of the thermostat should face the engine and the small end should face the rad hose
if you installed it backwards, the wax pellet in the stat will read the colder coolant outside the engine and not the boiling coolant inside the engine and will never open up to let coolant flow
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Re: ek gsr turbo over heating (new thermostat)
ok i check everthinng but now when im driving around town it seam to be at normal temp..but when im on hwy it gose on high temp...and my s300 pop up code overheating...
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