over heating
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over heating
i got a 92 civic ex 4 door and everything seems all right with the engine, i took it to a garage that usually is really good with hondas and he said its just running hot because its a hot day and i have headers so it gives off alot of heat...........it dont start getting over heated until i get around 130-150 on a really hot day around 110-120.........is this normal and would ceramic headers help much?? thanks
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there is soemthign very wrong with your cooling system. the temperature shouldn't be rising like that especially if the car is going that fast on the highway..
chech your coolant level? how is it? when was the last time it was flushed out? maybe the thermostat needs replacing.
chech your coolant level? how is it? when was the last time it was flushed out? maybe the thermostat needs replacing.
#9
If any oil gets in the coolant, the thermostat will fail.
they are cheap to replace but if you wanna test it, get some water to 90 degrees I think, and it should open... but how many of us have a thermometer that goes to 100 degrees C?? Just buy another thermostat.
they are cheap to replace but if you wanna test it, get some water to 90 degrees I think, and it should open... but how many of us have a thermometer that goes to 100 degrees C?? Just buy another thermostat.
#11
Go to Buddah (PM this fella: http://www.torontocivics.com/tccforu...nfo&userid=710 ) ... he's the TCC choice for such issues. He'll hook you up.
#13
DIY!!! getto driveway rad flushing is fun on a hot summer day!! brings back memories of running through the sprinkler as a child Just try your best to keep the old coolent out of the sewers, its a huge enviromental hazard fine
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