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Re: Cooling issues, STILL...
| Posted By: | Byron |
| Posted On: | June 11, 2003 at 05:38 am GMST |
THERMOSTAT!
Pete Hawk wrote:
> On some days it goes all the w
> ay up to the beginning of the
> red, sticks, then goes back to
> the middle of the range.
>
>
> Pete Hawk wrote:
>
> > If you look at my pics of my
> b
> > lack 1983 Coupe, it too runs
> o
> > n the hot side, in the middl
> e
> > of the range. It IS frustra
> ti
> > ng. I wish it would run muc
> h
> > cooler. Not sure what to do
> m
> > yself. Hopefully someone wi
> ll
> > post some good info.
> >
> > Great to see this site back
> up
> > ! I noticed it was down for
> q
> > uite some time.
> >
> >
> > Joshua wrote:
> >
> > > Ok, I have flushed the coo
> la
> > nt
> > > , and added more, changed
> th
> > e
> > > oil, got new thermostat an
> d
> > ra
> > > diator cap. I also instal
> le
> > d
> > > an electric fan(and not a
> li
> > tt
> > > le one, either)- yet it's
> s
> > ti
> > > ll over halfway up my temp
> g
> > au
> > > ge in 65 degree weather.
> It
> > 's
> > > starting to piss me off.
> Go
> > t
> > > an 81' GT. I didn't own i
> t
> > w
> > > hen the weather was hot, s
> o
> > I'
> > > m not sure what's normal,
> bu
> > t
> > > I don't know if that would
> h
> > av
> > > e helped since it wasn't t
> ak
> > en
> > > care of that much anyway.
> > >
> > > So what would keep it up s
> o
> > ho
> > > t? I don't even drive tha
> t
> > ha
> > > rd- for the most part I'm
> ju
> > st
> > > commuting.
> > >
> > > Thanks
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