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Old 08-03-2006, 09:20 PM
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High guys,

a friend of mine got an 89 LX hatch back, manaul trany, and the mod's below,

[ul][*] Hedman L/T[*] Custom made 2.5" X-pipe with 2 chambered Flow's[*] BBK UDP[*] SPEC clutch assy[*] FRPP 3.73's[*] Trik Flow track heat Upper and lower intake, chrome plated[*] BBK 70mm T/B[*] BBK CAI[*] Power master 140amp altarnator[*] MSD ignition sys, Distrubuter cap, wire's and coil[*] Aero motive fuel regulator
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plus that he has restored the engine lately may be 5or 6 months ago, so its got new water pump, new hoses and new radiator and thermo, and he have swapped the orginal fan with an electrical ford mustang fan.

the problem here that is the car temprature is always indicating in the midle of the gauge and when he race or hit accelerator it goes more, some times up to 75%, he even tried keeping the car with no thermo and its still the same, so do any one here know whats the problem??????

is it because of the intakes???? does chrome plating effect???
or is he running lean??? as he feel that some times in high rpm's the car just go slow....
or the fan is just not enough to cool down the car???
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Old 08-03-2006, 09:24 PM
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well might be a bas water pump even if new...or i say get old mechanical fan out and hook up and see if it cools better if so then ur electric1 isnt coolin enuff...
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Old 08-03-2006, 09:26 PM
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I have the same problem, here is a thread I posted. still now solution though.

https://mustangforums.com/m_1744609/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
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Old 08-03-2006, 09:30 PM
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my car did the same thing i found that the headgaskets was blowen out my headers was glowing
red thats how hot the car was running may need gaskets
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what about chrome plating the intakes would that effects?
and would running lean gives him the same result??
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Old 08-03-2006, 09:32 PM
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ORIGINAL: SVT

what about chrome plating the intakes would that effects?
and would running lean gives him the same result??
Im thinking its a lean issue. how can you adjust this?????
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i tried last night to adjust the regulator, but i even when we reached 65psi still there was no diffrence in the exhst, and when u go to high rpm's the pressure goes down, so i think it might be his fuel pump, may be its weak or about to die???? may be....
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ok, is this a factory gauge? it could be as simple as a wiring issue that the gauge is affected by RPM
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