paigepayton35

I have a 1994 1.6 Honda Civic, it has been converted into a race car. After 10 laps it gets hot, the needle gets right up by the red line. We have an after market radiator in it and it has no clogs and has plenty of water/coolant in it.. We even tried a different radiator in it and it still got hot. The head gasket was also just replaced. Why would this be happening? thank you for your input in advance. I don't know much about these cars yet.

NotARaCist

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ALL related modifications are required. Exactly what is under your hood? What thermostat and fan switch are you using? 10 laps on what track?

HOMEMADEPOWER

Does the fan come on?

SuppDude1

Check the fan relay, and connect power to the fan motor to see if the motor will spin.

paigepayton35

We checked the fan and it works and automatically comes on

paigepayton35

yes

jdmcivicsi187

Have you replaced your water pump ever?

lostforawhile

have you purged all the air out of the cooling system? it can be a pain in the *** to get it all out on some of these

tony_2018

Why was the head gasket replaced before?

NotARaCist

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OP has been asked 8 questions, and has decided to only answer 1. This thread is going to quickly turn into a waste of everyone's time.

tony_2018

Of course it is, with the amount of noobs pouring in every week just posting up the same question on random sites.

jdmcivicsi187

Ya this isnt going to get resolved or the help he needs without more info

robv571

To add have you checked for a hose collapsing upon numerous things as others have said.

TanEJ1

1. Radiator
2.Thermostate
3.All Hoses
4.Water Pump
5.Fan
6.Head Gasket
7.Leaks (will build up air pressure in the lines..= Bad head gasket) I have the same car with the same problem and I fixed mine, trust me its one of those.

Eg5ir1

Ill ask even though I might not get an answer,just trying to help

: n/a or turbo?
riginal fan or slim fan? Slim fans won't work properly without a proper fitting shroud & they can easily be revered so instead of sucking air it might be pushing the hot air around your engine into the radiator.