Re: Demon running hot
[Re: DemonKyle]
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05/25/08 08:52 PM
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easy. if it turns easily while the engine is hot. its shot. fan belt tight? pully grooves arn't to "shiny"?
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Re: Demon running hot
[Re: DemonKyle]
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05/25/08 09:48 PM
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i had thermostats that never completely opened before. matter-o-fact, i once got 2 in a row that didn't.
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Re: Demon running hot
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05/25/08 10:11 PM
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to much coolant mix, air in the system, inaccurate gauge, bad waterpump, crappy rad rebuild. lotsa variables at play here. fan blades should be 1/2 in 1/2 outta the shrowd.
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Re: Demon running hot
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05/25/08 11:03 PM
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to much coolant mix, air in the system, inaccurate gauge, bad waterpump, crappy rad rebuild. lotsa variables at play here. fan blades should be 1/2 in 1/2 outta the shrowd.
50-50 Prestone mix, brand new gauge from Auto Meter w/ sending unit, brand new pump and radiator was cleaned and recored.
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Re: Demon running hot
[Re: Ronnman]
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05/25/08 11:05 PM
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DemonKyle - Does the system build up presure? The should be hoses hard to compress. Does the fan blow a ton of air when the engine is revved? It should. Ron
Builds pressure just fine and fan blows plenty of air.
Also now that I think about should I worry about the fact that I can completely depress the top hose when the car is cold. Its as if there is no water in the hose but I can hear it suctioning however when I let go of the hose
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Re: Demon running hot
[Re: DemonKyle]
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05/25/08 11:07 PM
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runnin' a shrowd (sp?)? check for a stubborn air pocket? 7deg celcius here and tornado warnings...great
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Re: Demon running hot
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05/25/08 11:13 PM
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well that just about covers all the bases. check for a air pocket. force the upper rad hose below the level of the top tank on the rad. make sure to do the same with the heater hoses. then top it up. also, make sure the resevoir is at the full mark. or.. your new engine may just like going to 220deg when idling.
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Re: Demon running hot
[Re: Hotwheelsjr]
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05/25/08 11:24 PM
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Hell, mine normally runs 210-220...you're worried?
Well hell mike Theres a difference between our weather don't ya think. This is happening in low 70's night time crusing. Not 90* arizona heat. But hey at least its a dry heat
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Re: Demon running hot
[Re: dustpan man]
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05/26/08 10:37 PM
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did you put a different engine in it and kep the old rad in it
Yea it has a rebuilt 360. Nothing big. Old radiator was the 22" stock 318 one. Don't really see it not being able to supply enough cool water tho
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