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Netrisk032 07-23-2008 02:39 PM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
water pump has less than 2k on it.. i hope it would not be broken

Netrisk032 07-23-2008 02:41 PM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 

Originally Posted by Netrisk032
water pump has less than 2k on it.. i hope it would not be broken

i mean i dont think this has anything to do with it but could it be tune related?

i am running the map that was on this engine before... only thing different with the setup is the vitara pistons and eagle rods...
im using the same head that i had on the car before...

HMTguy 07-23-2008 02:42 PM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
Well your car has a lower compression ratio now. It's stupid to think that the same map will run your new engine the same way.

Netrisk032 07-24-2008 08:48 AM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
its pig rich... why would that would make it run hotter.... its completely fine until after like 30-40 minutes then the idle jumps up and the overheating begins

if it was in the tune.. i would think it would begin overheating right away

78NOVA 07-24-2008 09:12 AM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
since you still havent seemed to figure it out yet, im pretty sure you had the same problem i had. try flushing the ---- outta your heater core. you know how much ---- gets stuck in that bitch when the car sits for a long period of time? i had the same problems your facing and i replaced every ------- hose on my cooling system as every single guage and sensor, even the water pump,t-stat, and rad i changed. still the problem occured. then i had the bright idea to unhook my heater core and just loop around it not even using it, problem solved. eventually though i replaced it and had no issues since. now take it this happened to me in the middle of winter, so if i were you id take care of this now. start with what i said and loop around the heater core. and check the ------- hoses for cracks. the slightest crack that lets in any amount of air will cause the system to go el' fucko' on you. give it a try and report back reggin.

Hitchhikkr 07-24-2008 10:08 AM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
I should have made myself more clear. When honda tstats stick they generally stick OPEN or partially. Hince why you are getting 2 warm hoses, and still overheating. Also, how old is your water pump?

the 13th round 07-24-2008 10:26 PM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
tstat bitch.

txdohczc 07-25-2008 08:31 PM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
t-stat x3 it is cheap and easy if it is not the problem atleast you can feel good knowing it wont be a problem for a while atleas

lock-pop! 07-25-2008 10:01 PM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
Pull out the thermostat. Put it back together and make sure the rad isn't plugged...

You can always build a new motor if you would like!!

Netrisk032 07-28-2008 01:46 PM

Re: d16 overheating.... i searched
 
sorry for the no reply... just got back from the beach... probably going to flush the heater core and do a t-stat.... radiator shouldnt need flushed... maybe 8k on that.... thanks for all the responses.... i just want/need to get this ---- figured out before i put my holset on it and get it tuned.


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