Followup to overheating issue - temp gauge
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Followup to overheating issue - temp gauge
Recently I went through some overheating issues, in the end I had to replace the radiator.
Before I replaced it I went on a 180 mile round trip pulling my 6x10 enclosed trailer. No real weight in the trailer(RC airplanes). First trip pulling the trailer after cleaning out the old radiator. I had my ODBII on my laptop the whole way.
By watching the ODBII real time I discovered the temp gauge doesn't move in a range of about 160 to 235 degrees. So much for early warning. At 236-237 it would make some big moves. Easing off the gas the engine would cool to below 235 and the gauge would be in a normal position.
Before I replaced it I went on a 180 mile round trip pulling my 6x10 enclosed trailer. No real weight in the trailer(RC airplanes). First trip pulling the trailer after cleaning out the old radiator. I had my ODBII on my laptop the whole way.
By watching the ODBII real time I discovered the temp gauge doesn't move in a range of about 160 to 235 degrees. So much for early warning. At 236-237 it would make some big moves. Easing off the gas the engine would cool to below 235 and the gauge would be in a normal position.
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