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D1_King
03-01-2006, 08:44 PM
Well i have a High Compresion KA24DE and it kinda have some heating problems.
it doesnt over heat but the tempatrue is kind high.
it is a little right above the middle mark.
I got a new water pump, new thermostate, and a electric fan and i have it on the hole time when i turn my car on.
i imagine that my car would run colder but nope.
i was guessing that the compresion is higher that the temp. would too but not sure.
if anybody can help me out i would apressiate it.
oh and i think the compresion on the car is like 10 1/2 : 1 or 11:1.
D1_King
03-01-2006, 08:44 PM
Well i have a High Compresion KA24DE and it kinda have some heating problems.
it doesnt over heat but the tempatrue is kind high.
it is a little right above the middle mark.
I got a new water pump, new thermostate, and a electric fan and i have it on the hole time when i turn my car on.
i imagine that my car would run colder but nope.
i was guessing that the compresion is higher that the temp. would too but not sure.
if anybody can help me out i would apressiate it.
oh and i think the compresion on the car is like 10 1/2 : 1 or 11:1.
D1_King
03-01-2006, 08:45 PM
Well i have a High Compresion KA24DE and it kinda have some heating problems.
it doesnt over heat but the tempatrue is kind high.
it is a little right above the middle mark.
I got a new water pump, new thermostate, and a electric fan and i have it on the hole time when i turn my car on.
i imagine that my car would run colder but nope.
i was guessing that the compresion is higher that the temp. would too but not sure.
if anybody can help me out i would apressiate it.
oh and i think the compresion on the car is like 10 1/2 : 1 or 11:1.
D1_King
03-01-2006, 08:47 PM
Well i have a High Compresion KA24DE and it kinda have some heating problems.
it doesnt over heat but the tempatrue is kind high.
it is a little right above the middle mark.
I got a new water pump, new thermostate, and a electric fan and i have it on the hole time when i turn my car on.
i imagine that my car would run colder but nope.
i was guessing that the compresion is higher that the temp. would too but not sure.
if anybody can help me out i would apressiate it.
oh and i think the compresion on the car is like 10 1/2 : 1 or 11:1.
D1_King
03-01-2006, 08:49 PM
Well i have a High Compresion KA24DE and it kinda have some heating problems.
it doesnt over heat but the tempatrue is kind high.
it is a little right above the middle mark.
I got a new water pump, new thermostate, and a electric fan and i have it on the hole time when i turn my car on.
i imagine that my car would run colder but nope.
i was guessing that the compresion is higher that the temp. would too but not sure.
if anybody can help me out i would apressiate it.
oh and i think the compresion on the car is like 10 1/2 : 1 or 11:1.
projectRDM
03-01-2006, 09:25 PM
Well i have a High Compresion KA24DE and it kinda have some heating problems.
it doesnt over heat but the tempatrue is kind high.
it is a little right above the middle mark.
I got a new water pump, new thermostate, and a electric fan and i have it on the hole time when i turn my car on.
i imagine that my car would run colder but nope.
i was guessing that the compresion is higher that the temp. would too but not sure.
if anybody can help me out i would apressiate it.
oh and i think the compresion on the car is like 10 1/2 : 1 or 11:1.
Lay off on the submit button, it only takes one time smart guy.
Secondly, get a real temp gauge, the OE one isn't going to tell you anything until it overheats completely. Midway on the gauge is anywhere between 150-250. Useless.
bluemax
03-01-2006, 09:58 PM
try going back to a clutch fan with a shroud. I had horrible luck with the electric.
g6civcx
03-01-2006, 10:05 PM
The OEM temperature gauge is just a 3 step switch. It reads Lo/Med/Hi. Once it starts going towards the Hi side, you're already overheating.
Nan Desu Ka?!
03-02-2006, 03:33 AM
HOLY PENTUPLE POST BATMAN!!!
easy on the trigger there champ! you made 5 identical threads!
How and Why are you running that high of compression? Check all your fluids as well, might be somthing simple. also, get a real guage like those 2 said. much more accurate. if you are running aftermarket internals, you should spend the money so you can properly monitor your modded engine. I would also get a EGT guage as well with that kinda compression
red240
03-02-2006, 04:10 AM
Triple post=:spank:
D1_King
03-03-2006, 09:24 PM
well would it be the radiator if only one of the hose is hot and the other is cool?
D1_King
03-04-2006, 04:08 PM
anybody have any idea?
projectRDM
03-04-2006, 04:39 PM
well would it be the radiator if only one of the hose is hot and the other is cool?
No.
Cold lower hose = closed thermostat. You've got an air pocket.
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