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Old 05-15-2009, 12:01 AM   #1
md81
 
Join Date: May 2009
Vehicle: 88 Mustang LX
Location: CO
Posts: 1
Default 4 cy idiling high and running hot

I have an 88 Mustang LX 4 cylinder that is idiling high at between 2000-3200.
It has also ran hot since it was bought new and we have to run the blower to keep the tempeature from getting hot.
Is there a sensor for the idle on this car and of so where is it.

The Radiator Fan does not seem to be comimg on, is there a sesnor for it also?
If so where would it be? It has a new radiator and hoses and thermostat as well as hoses. The temperature gauge runs high when I am in traffic and runs
at about 22% when it is on the Interstate.

Thanks for the help,

markd_2@msn.com
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