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Your temps are in line with mine. Around town, ETC is 200-204 and EOT is even or a couple above. Highway at speeds to 75 for extended periods, ECT is 200-204 and EOT is 206-208. That also should make mpg go up.... remember, diesel trucks operate more efficiently at 210° and these trucks like 1900-2000rpm... optimal for the trubo. Your exactly where it needs to be, now to keep it there.
Your temps are in line with mine. Around town, ETC is 200-204 and EOT is even or a couple above. Highway at speeds to 75 for extended periods, ECT is 200-204 and EOT is 206-208. That also should make mpg go up.... remember, diesel trucks operate more efficiently at 210° and these trucks like 1900-2000rpm... optimal for the trubo. Your exactly where it needs to be, now to keep it there.
Yep. That was the problem i had with the mishi in the beginning when oat warmed up. I would hit 206 to 210 in traffic. Needless to say it wasn't the tstat at that time
The ticket is to not over react. Monitor your data for trends and then be educated to recognize a different direction in the trend, that forces the investigation of a failing part.
Your temps are in line with mine. Around town, ETC is 200-204 and EOT is even or a couple above. Highway at speeds to 75 for extended periods, ECT is 200-204 and EOT is 206-208. That also should make mpg go up.... remember, diesel trucks operate more efficiently at 210° and these trucks like 1900-2000rpm... optimal for the trubo. Your exactly where it needs to be, now to keep it there.
Awesome info - this is what I'm seeing as well after the new oil cooler, mishi 200 T-stat & ELC coolant switch.
Your temps are in line with mine. Around town, ETC is 200-204 and EOT is even or a couple above. Highway at speeds to 75 for extended periods, ECT is 200-204 and EOT is 206-208..
Really happy today. 74 degrees out guess what my splits were??? A big whopping FOUR and that was towing the boat. Ect 206 eot 210. Very happy with the hg job so far.
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