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Capt. Dan wrote:
Is 210 too hot? I know the manual says 190 to 210, but they seem to be on the verge of overheating. I've done the heat exchangers, intercoolers, impellars and trans cooler and they still run hot. My idiot light sometimes flickers and flashes indicating to me they are about to over heat. I'm not sure I totally trust these gauges. Most of the time the starboard gauges are off by 10 degrees. They seem to track more closely when I'm running over 20. Thanks much, Dan That "might" be correct Dan depends on what motors you have. "Some" (not many) of the japanese based diesels have the thermostat on the inlet side of the block (i.e at the bottom not up the top as usual) however they maintain the temp sender up at/near the outlet, so yes the water coming "out" of the top is hotter. Typically a bottom of block mounted thermostat will happily show over 200 on the gauge. Before you go punching at clouds it's worth checking to make sure where they're mounted & that they're in good order. K |
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