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brett wood

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Temp gauge hi
« on: 14 May 2010, 17:27:46 »

When I drive my gauge sits between 90 and 95 mark in traffic it will go up to between 95 and 100 and the fan kicks in when I stop the fan is running and if I turn the ignition back on the fan runs for a short while and then stops the gauge then goes to 100
now I do suspect there is a blockage in the rad from an oil cooler failure with the previous owner I would like to take the rad off and pour some kind of acid into it to dissolve it any suggestions on both welcome
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Re: Temp gauge hi
« Reply #1 on: 14 May 2010, 17:29:35 »

Start by flushing the coolant a few times.  Normal running temp is just under midpoint on gauge, fans should cut in just above midpoint
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Re: Temp gauge hi
« Reply #2 on: 14 May 2010, 17:33:39 »

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I would like to take the rad off and pour some kind of acid into it to dissolve it any suggestions on both welcome

Careful, the main core of the rad is ally.  :y
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