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Old 12-31-2005, 05:59 PM
paintedreams paintedreams is offline
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Over heating problem 94 Trooper

Does anyone know what would make it over heat by sitting idle for a few minutes then cool back down when moving.
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Old 12-31-2005, 06:03 PM
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Re: Over heating problem 94 Trooper

Plugged radiator.

Bad fan cluth

bad thermo stat.

Typically when people report this, they first flush the rad a bunch. Then they switch out the thermostat. This usually does nothing.

The thing that fixes the problem is replacing the radiator.

If you have over 150k on the orginal Rad, I would bet that is what your problem is.

Also I would search a bit too on how to check for a bad fan cluth first.
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It is most likely one of the three things Ryan mentioned. Good luck.
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