AIR CONDITION CAUSING PROBLEMS!!
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From: Lawrenceville, GA, Gwinnett
Re: (mugenej8power)
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pretty cheap too, lol
pretty cheap too, lol
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From: Nor Cal
Pressure wash your radiator and condenser. Probably have a ton of crap in there.
Not really going to make a HUGE difference, but it would lower your high side pressure in your AC system, which in turn puts less strain on the compressor, which will make the engine have to work not quite so hard to spin it, which SHOULD make the engine run a tiny bit cooler.
Also, change your coolant. I noticed that my water temp runs a bit cooler since I did a flush on my cooling system.
Not really going to make a HUGE difference, but it would lower your high side pressure in your AC system, which in turn puts less strain on the compressor, which will make the engine have to work not quite so hard to spin it, which SHOULD make the engine run a tiny bit cooler.
Also, change your coolant. I noticed that my water temp runs a bit cooler since I did a flush on my cooling system.
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