is it bad to only be at 130*?
Macho..instead of going straight to a 195, maybe head to a undrilled 180 first.
I wanted max heat for winter and dropped a 195 back in with one drill hole because I was changing my pulley and crreating extra heat.
I wanted max heat for winter and dropped a 195 back in with one drill hole because I was changing my pulley and crreating extra heat.
Make sure your sensor is correct first. I'd be concerned at 130°. My 95 is a cold-hearted bitch compared to the 93, even though both run drilled 180'*. One of these days I'm going to swap coolant sensors between them. We'll see what happens.
Scantool data may be misleading. You're reading the same sensor the gauge does. The other sensor is only for fan turn-on.
Scantool data may be misleading. You're reading the same sensor the gauge does. The other sensor is only for fan turn-on.
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Something has to be up on with the t-stat, you should have no problem with running a 180* drilled t-stat.
A little side note: If most of you L67 guys change t-stats in the winter why dont you guys run 160* t-stats in the summer? I thought the whole reason for running a 180* t-stat is so that you don't have to change it for winter?
A little side note: If most of you L67 guys change t-stats in the winter why dont you guys run 160* t-stats in the summer? I thought the whole reason for running a 180* t-stat is so that you don't have to change it for winter?
Originally Posted by llBlazin_llLo
A little side note: If most of you L67 guys change t-stats in the winter why dont you guys run 160* t-stats in the summer? I thought the whole reason for running a 180* t-stat is so that you don't have to change it for winter?
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by llBlazin_llLo
A little side note: If most of you L67 guys change t-stats in the winter why dont you guys run 160* t-stats in the summer? I thought the whole reason for running a 180* t-stat is so that you don't have to change it for winter?






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