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very hot heater air??
My 91 accord is putting out very hot air when you turn on the heater, I changed the thermostat, checked fluiid levels.......all good. It never put out hot air like this before. The dash temp guage is reading normal.
I am afraid the engine is getting to hot. The top radiator hose gets very hot.....the bottom hose is barely warm. anyone have any suggestions?? i am hoping and praying its not the pump.......it looks like a hell of a job!!! |
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Re: very hot heater air??
Bought it at napa, i asked for a exact replacement......i don't know what
temp the new stat is, but it still acts like the old stat. Also, i stuck a thermometer in the radiator after running for awhile and it read 200f. Shouldn't the fans come on .....they didn't come on the whole time i was testing. |
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Re: very hot heater air??
200 is fine, you probably just go used to the old tstat..... The fan usually comes on around 220. You need to check the temp near the tstat not the fluid in the rad. It's easily done with an infared thermometer. I usually check them in multiple locations and never them temp of the actual fluid.
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Re: very hot heater air??
I do have access to an infrared thermometer..........what are normal temps I should see around the engine?
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Re: very hot heater air??
You should see 180-210 average temps. The best place to check is at the temp sensor which is located right near the t/stat. Check the temp there and the upper hose inlet to the engine, top of radiator. They should all be pretty close after the car is warmed up(fans cycle once)
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