motor doesnt warm up when its cold outside
yea well i am just seein if this happens to anyone else
well its cold outside maybe 40-55 degrees and when i turn the car on in the morning i will let it warm up for like 5min to get the oil flowing thrue and well the car just takes atleast 30min to fully warm up and when i am on the highway after 45min of driving the car it gets cold again
its a em1 with the stock b16 with bolt-on's
well its cold outside maybe 40-55 degrees and when i turn the car on in the morning i will let it warm up for like 5min to get the oil flowing thrue and well the car just takes atleast 30min to fully warm up and when i am on the highway after 45min of driving the car it gets cold again
its a em1 with the stock b16 with bolt-on's
There is definitely a problem, and don't complain about it being cold MR. Tampa... Its colder than that here and mine takes about 10 minutes to fully warm up at idle. I don't think the engine would just get cold again, that doesn't make any sense which leads me to believe it is a problem with the gauge or the sensor...
hahaha your crazy if you dont think it gets cold in tampa it was like 35 deg outside this morning i even had frost on my windshield...lol but yea it gets cold again but when its warm outside the car seemd to stay at the right tempeture
change the thermostat. it could be stuck open.
i had this situation, i was driving on the freeway while it was raining and the temp was actually dropping. when i pull over and let it idle, the temp would raise, but as soon as i drive it for a bit the temp would drop. Turns out my friend forgot to put in a tstat. lol.
i had this situation, i was driving on the freeway while it was raining and the temp was actually dropping. when i pull over and let it idle, the temp would raise, but as soon as i drive it for a bit the temp would drop. Turns out my friend forgot to put in a tstat. lol.
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