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Old 03-28-2013, 11:49 AM
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Sorry I haven't posted or updated, been trying to get it to read hotter than normal again. It's been cooler weather and today it was a bit hotter and started to warm up. Plugged my tuner in(which does real time logging) I didnt know it did that but the gauge was about 3/4 hot and the tuner read 184* at its highest, i have a 170 thermostat.

Got home and let the car just sit there and run. The fan didn't turn on at all, then i turned the a/c on and the fan kicked on, turned the a/c off and fan stayed on and temp dropped down to 174*

What is going on!?!? Is it just my radiator is bad?
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Old 03-29-2013, 07:53 AM
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Radiator is simply a cooling reservoir, the fan cools it, thermostat and water pump are responsible for c cycling it.
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