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My truck is running consistently 10-12 degrees hotter in ECT's and EOT's. My previous temps were about 192 and 194 respectively.
I had taken my truck in when i first noticed the increase in temp to find that it was low on coolant. I had the coolant filled, and now its low again. This was no more than two weeks ago.
Im not hauling or ******* the truck, just driving as i normally would to school and around town.
Is this kind of temp increase a big deal, and if so, what could be causing it?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Check your degas bottle it could have a crack in it mine does and it leaks coolant and i fill it up and it leaks again ,i just haven't got a new one yet.
ECT's used to be 192 very consistently while EGT's were usually 192-194.
Now more than 5 minutes of driving and the ECT's are easily at least 200 and climbing while the EGT's are usually about 1-2 degrees higher than the ECT's.
Sorry, yes, I meant EOT.
So is this okay for the temps to both be this much higher normal?
Surely something is causing this, and its not the 85 degree weather.
So y'all aren't thinking it has something to do with the radiator, oil cooler, or egr?
The truck had gone through some pretty heavy mud before this started to happen, but its been pretty thoroughly cleaned since.
Im probably just worrying too much since the truck has had 3 blown heads and is out of warranty now.
I guess i'll replace the tstat and see how it goes.