cooling problems?
jaifai
07-24-2006, 11:06 PM
I have a 3000 Gt 95 SL and the car get hot when I'm driving on the highway in the afternoon, as soon I slow down and lower the Rpm the car goes to normal parameter. I change the thermostat and flush the radiator. In the morning when is cooler the car work fine. Can someone help me. it driving me insane. Thank you!!
Ralliart 3000gt
07-24-2006, 11:21 PM
I would get an auto electrician to check your electrics. Tell him you think it’s the radiator fan. Even if its going while you are parked it could stop while you start to drive. The motor on these fans brake down slowly, so you can’t tell.
Linebckr49
07-25-2006, 12:52 AM
I have a 3000 Gt 95 SL and the car get hot when I'm driving on the highway in the afternoon, as soon I slow down and lower the Rpm the car goes to normal parameter. I change the thermostat and flush the radiator. In the morning when is cooler the car work fine. Can someone help me. it driving me insane. Thank you!!
so you've already changed the thermostat. good for you, that was gonna be my first suggestion.
when it gets hot, how hot does the temperature gauge read? does it get all the way up to the red "H" ?
i'm not positive about how the radiator fans work, but i DO know that they WILL come on when you have the A/C turned on. not just the blower running, but the A/C button has to be pressed as well. this will ensure that the radiator fans are on and running. try this next time you notice the engine temp. getting hot.
so you've already changed the thermostat. good for you, that was gonna be my first suggestion.
when it gets hot, how hot does the temperature gauge read? does it get all the way up to the red "H" ?
i'm not positive about how the radiator fans work, but i DO know that they WILL come on when you have the A/C turned on. not just the blower running, but the A/C button has to be pressed as well. this will ensure that the radiator fans are on and running. try this next time you notice the engine temp. getting hot.
2old
07-25-2006, 10:18 AM
I think you have a clog somewhere... Our radiators work better when we are at speed and I actually find the temperature is lower when the car is moving...
Check for a coolant hose somewhere that is restricting the coolant flow (bulges, parts that feel softer then normal, etc.)
Check for a coolant hose somewhere that is restricting the coolant flow (bulges, parts that feel softer then normal, etc.)
Igovert500
07-25-2006, 12:25 PM
Yep, t-stat and a clog were gonna be my first two guesses.
Just to make sure your fans are working, turn the car on, and turn the AC on, I think that causes both fans to come on if memory serves me correctly.
Just to make sure your fans are working, turn the car on, and turn the AC on, I think that causes both fans to come on if memory serves me correctly.
Polygon
07-25-2006, 01:24 PM
Yep, t-stat and a clog were gonna be my first two guesses.
Just to make sure your fans are working, turn the car on, and turn the AC on, I think that causes both fans to come on if memory serves me correctly.
Yes, it does, I would know I was trying to charge my A/C last night.
Just to make sure your fans are working, turn the car on, and turn the AC on, I think that causes both fans to come on if memory serves me correctly.
Yes, it does, I would know I was trying to charge my A/C last night.
jaifai
07-25-2006, 03:05 PM
I change the two hoses on the radiator, I do not know but some radiator hoses have the spring on the inside so the hose wont bulge. I donot know If this car has to have those spec do you know if your car have that spring or the re-enforce hose. needs help thanks.
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