Procharger now it over heats
09-05-2010, 09:04 PM
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Procharger now it over heats I NEED HELP!!!!after putting procharger on my car, it over heats. i have let the car sit and idle for 45 min. and wont over heat. i can go for a ride and after 15 or 20 min it will start running warmer and warmer till gets in the red. if i have the heat on it cools down but as soon as i turn it off the temp starts creeping back up.....help me please lol
put a new water pump and therm.
what do you guys think??
put a new water pump and therm.
what do you guys think??
09-08-2010, 07:38 PM
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i have all the air damns and i have let the car run with the cap off for 45 min several times to get all the air out and its still doing the same thing
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09-08-2010, 07:49 PM
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09-08-2010, 09:01 PM
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I would look into a dual 1' core radiator or even better a crsossflow rad.There are some DC's on ebay that look decent but I opted for a Howe Racing Enterprises unit. Ron Davis, BeCool, SLP and LG all make direct fits too although slight modding is required to make any 2" thick rad. fit...
09-08-2010, 11:36 PM
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one thing you need to watch out for is the fan directions that come with prochargers. many have said that their wiring is backwards in the directions. the fan should be pulling air, not pushing air. make sure this is correct first. if this does not work many other people have noticed cooling issues with the one procharger fan. some will add another fan. i actually bought a new fan shroud with dual fans from SDCE. i am not sure if it is worth the $400 cost because i have not seen it yet but they said i will not have cooling issues with this setup.
