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Thread: How hot does your 4age need to get and for how long till its OVERHEATING?

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    Hey ae86dc

    just wondering as the title states.

    cheers

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    Why dont you put what you want people to ask in the post?

    Ie : Title > 4age over heating issued

    Body : My car is over heating, what would be the cause. I am concerned.
    ECT

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    Check the basics yet?

    Radiator, clutch fan, hoses, water level

    i had the same problem as you. i found out is was my clutch fan was routed

    also does it only overheat in traffic or all the time?

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    i'd say anything over 3/4 is bad
    depending age of engine, the gasket can blow at that, if ur lucky it can last 10 overheats. fix ur problem i reckon

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Bobomacho @ Nov 19 2007, 09:46 PM) </div>
    what would u know, its not like your a mechanic

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    often an overheating engine is a SYMPTOM of a blown head gasket, not the other way around (unless there is a coolant leak).

    Take the radiator cap off and see if bubbles appear. Either that or take it to a radiator place where they will put a gauge on it which will tell you what it is most likely to be.

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    my guage for my 4ac

    gets stuck on half way

    so as far as im concerned.

    its always running warm

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    anythin over 95 degrees is dangerous in any car, most cars run at 88-92 degree op temp. in my experience a few times over 115 ur in trouble tho i drove the ae111 with no water in it from parra to cambelltown and it was fine lol, didnt like it tho

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (winslow @ Nov 20 2007, 10:32 AM) </div>
    lol, mine doesnt go over 1/4 ... so in my case, its always nice and cool. yes, this also happends with constant thrashing.

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    as for checkin head gaskets get a tk tester, dont try and diagnose it thru bublles int he radiator often can be a false symptom, if unavailabe check for carbon or oil in the coolant or custard in ur sump or under oil cap mmmm custard. also excessive water comin out of the exhaust

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