92 Civic Overheating
Alrighty so,
just got my motor swap done on my civic. took out the d15 swapped it for a built d16z6
everything is fine, a few minor problems here and there but now my temp gauge goes to the top after about 5 minutes of running my car. but if i let it sit for awhile it will cool back down and go back up 2 minutes later when i start driving again.
Ive checked several things such as coolant: good
oil:good
however, the radiator cap is not even hot to the thouch. and the hoses are not pressurized at all
i dont believe the fan is kicking on either
anyone got any ideas?
just got my motor swap done on my civic. took out the d15 swapped it for a built d16z6
everything is fine, a few minor problems here and there but now my temp gauge goes to the top after about 5 minutes of running my car. but if i let it sit for awhile it will cool back down and go back up 2 minutes later when i start driving again.
Ive checked several things such as coolant: good
oil:good
however, the radiator cap is not even hot to the thouch. and the hoses are not pressurized at all
i dont believe the fan is kicking on either
anyone got any ideas?
change your thermostat. its like 10 bucks and that's prob the problem, it's stuck closed, inhibiting coolant circulation, and causing your car to overheat.
as far as the fan goes, it may need to be replaced or maybe just the coolant fan relay. mine went out so now i just have it hooked up to a switch that I turn on.
as far as the fan goes, it may need to be replaced or maybe just the coolant fan relay. mine went out so now i just have it hooked up to a switch that I turn on.
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ok soo...
changed the thermostat...and a fuel injector while i was at it..
flushed the radiator checked all the hoses..
filled with new coolant and started it up
everything looked ok until i noticed coolant leaking from the timing case
changin the water pump today hopefully nothing else is bad?
any ideas
changed the thermostat...and a fuel injector while i was at it..
flushed the radiator checked all the hoses..
filled with new coolant and started it up
everything looked ok until i noticed coolant leaking from the timing case
changin the water pump today hopefully nothing else is bad?
any ideas
if you saw coolant coming from your timing cover you might want to check your head gasket did you use the same one? i hope not and i would also make sure you dont have a bum (cracked) head cause that would do it in a heartbeat too
well i know its not the head at least it shouldnt be the motor was rebuilt 20,000 miles ago and hasnt really been driven hard at all...soo since i didnt get my water pump in today cuz of the holiday i will update in the morning thanks for the advice....
what motor was your del sol?
what motor was your del sol?
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