Still Too Hot
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Ok My 2002 T\a Still Likes To Get Up Into The 210 Range During The Hot Part Of The Day .. As Of Now I Have A Ewp & No Thermostat.... The Car Is A Head And Cam Car .. Te Electric Fans Are Working Good I Dont Understand Why Its So Dam Hot!!!
Also What Can I Do To Bring The Temps Down?
Also What Can I Do To Bring The Temps Down?
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i also have a 2002 camaro ss and before it would run at about 200-210 now ive noticed that lately its been running between 210-220 im running no thermostat and fan setting at 180 could this be just because it has been over 100+ were im at?
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Originally Posted by Jpr5690
Ok My 2002 T\a Still Likes To Get Up Into The 210 Range During The Hot Part Of The Day .. As Of Now I Have A Ewp & No Thermostat.... The Car Is A Head And Cam Car .. Te Electric Fans Are Working Good I Dont Understand Why Its So Dam Hot!!!
Also What Can I Do To Bring The Temps Down?
Also What Can I Do To Bring The Temps Down?
Use the method outlined in this thread to flush your system. Theres more on page 2.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/476478-dex-cool-coolant.html
Originally Posted by 2 SSlow
when my temp gage worked, i was running right around 200-210 all the time. I havent had a temp gage since i put the cam in 9000 miles ago, i broke it
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i also have a 2002 camaro ss and before it would run at about 200-210 now ive noticed that lately its been running between 210-220 im running no thermostat and fan setting at 180 could this be just because it has been over 100+ were im at?
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My car is a head and cam car too. Yesterday it was 97 degrees in NY, my car was running for about an hour. It got up to 210 degrees, my mechanic told me that that was where you want the temp to be. He also sugested removing the plastic shroud in front of the radiator and hollowing out the nostrils to get more air.
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Originally Posted by Jpr5690
Removing The Shroud Is A Bad Idea And Hollowing Out The Nostrils Wont Help Cooling ..jmo
but hey its jus my .02 so take it for what its worth
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AND I COMPLETLY AGREE WITH YOU ON THE PONT THat modding the intake path will lower iat temps but it will do virtually nothing to the temp of the coolant as the intake is not what so ever involved with the cooling system.. this was my point.. its kinda like saying lower your tire pressure or replace your brakes yea it may be a good idea depending on your situation but it has nothing to fo with engine temps
furthermore by cutting the radiator shroud you are actually redirecting air away from the radiator this will undoubtly increase coolant temps..
furthermore by cutting the radiator shroud you are actually redirecting air away from the radiator this will undoubtly increase coolant temps..
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I disagree, I have a 02 ws6, my friend has an 01 ws6, and his brother has an 01 ws6. I was the first to get the rain guards out of the nostrils as well as taking the honey combs out and replacing them with the brian green nose pieces....I DO NOT HAVE THE BRIAN GREENE KIT, JUST THE CORNER PIECES, however i have noticed a huge difference with throttle response as well as having our cars scanned and my air temp entering the car is on average over 10 deg. lower and my engine temp is substantially lower then both my friends and his brothers ws6. I strongly reccommend deleting the rain guards they serve no purpose. I have been in countless turential down pours and never had a problem highway driving or in town
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but hey its jus my .02 so take it for what its worth
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ah, ha ! intrest !!!!
if your intrested send me an e-mail to jpr5690@aol.com i will send you the cluster diagram along with an instructions set...
i dont wanna hijack this guys thread as he does need help being his car is melting but keep in mind this does require removing and modifying the gauge cluster (easy imo)
if your intrested send me an e-mail to jpr5690@aol.com i will send you the cluster diagram along with an instructions set...
i dont wanna hijack this guys thread as he does need help being his car is melting but keep in mind this does require removing and modifying the gauge cluster (easy imo)
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Originally Posted by Jpr5690
ah, ha ! intrest !!!!
if your intrested send me an e-mail to jpr5690@aol.com i will send you the cluster diagram along with an instructions set...
i dont wanna hijack this guys thread as he does need help being his car is melting but keep in mind this does require removing and modifying the gauge cluster (easy imo)
if your intrested send me an e-mail to jpr5690@aol.com i will send you the cluster diagram along with an instructions set...
i dont wanna hijack this guys thread as he does need help being his car is melting but keep in mind this does require removing and modifying the gauge cluster (easy imo)
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98 Camaro SS, LS1, fans stopped working
anyone know what all could make the fans stop working? All fuses are good, relays are new...
Also, does anyone know how to bypass the 02 sensors?
Also, does anyone know how to bypass the 02 sensors?