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Old 11-04-2005, 04:51 PM
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Engine running hot?...Front Wheels hot?

My jeep seems to always run a little hot...always at 210 degrees with the needle straight up. Is this normal? I do have a Warn winch on the front.
Also while inspecting my new 33x15 Mud Terrain BFG's I noticed both center hub on the front wheels and lug nuts are very hot? Back wheels are normal. Any comments?
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Old 11-04-2005, 05:27 PM
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Both are normal. Read previous posts, you can find lots of answers there.
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Re: Engine running hot?...Front Wheels hot?

As long as the temperature is consistent, you should be ok. Just watch for anything that's out of the ordinary.

The excess heat on the front wheels is due to the brakes working harder with the larger tires. Just inspect your pads a little more often.
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