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I like to run about 195 on all of my vehicals unless i am doing long drives that keeps the engine temp constant , then 180 works for me. 180 or less with short winter time drives has made a lot of sludge build up in my engines in the past. My $.02 worth.__
Well its summer here and my truck always seems to run about 190 idleing or running hard so should I worry about it at all or should I do anything?
I would not worry , But if you are worried you could go a little colder if you don't mind changing them. Myself I would call it good as long as i'm not running 210 or more all the time. Some engines do run hot and do okay , others can't take it.
I would not worry , But if you are worried you could go a little colder if you don't mind changing them. Myself I would call it good as long as i'm not running 210 or more all the time. Some engines do run hot and do okay , others can't take it.
OK thank you for the reply but what do you change to make it colder?
Like i said before don't worry you are good at 190 and i would just leave it that way . Short cold drives are murder on most engines, get it heated up.
Well its summer here and my truck always seems to run about 190 idleing or running hard so should I worry about it at all or should I do anything?
Factory thermostat settings are 190-195. Running in the 190-200 range is perfectly normal and healthy. With extended idling in hot weather if it warms up to 210 or even 220 no problem as long as it cools off on a roll. Sounds like you are good.
Factory thermostat settings are 190-195. Running in the 190-200 range is perfectly normal and healthy. With extended idling in hot weather if it warms up to 210 or even 220 no problem as long as it cools off on a roll. Sounds like you are good.
Stock gague....how far between C and H is 180? 195?
With my 195 thermostat, and 200F electric fan -- 195 is right at the A on NORMAL and L is 200. These gauges are not very accurate so yours may vary....
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