Overheating
#11
Re: Overheating
I understand it smoking off like fluids and stuff that got on it,I just fixed my leaky water line so im sure a bit of coolant was left on the turbo after draining my coolant, but it was really hot...like immediately after i started the car...didnt know turbo's were supposed to get that hot??
#12
Re: Overheating
Alright, I just found out that the guy that wired my ecu used an obd conversion that the check engine light doesnt even work on...so i dont know if im throwing codes or not now. All i know is im runnin pig rich, should i just retard my timing and see if that fixes it?
#13
Re: Overheating
Originally Posted by Mr Ben
I understand it smoking off like fluids and stuff that got on it,I just fixed my leaky water line so im sure a bit of coolant was left on the turbo after draining my coolant, but it was really hot...like immediately after i started the car...didnt know turbo's were supposed to get that hot??
i wouldnt worry about the smoke.
and on the comment on the rich part...someone else is gonna have to chime in on that.
#14
Re: Overheating
buring oil off the turbo when it heats up... all the grease and oil from your grungy hands.
Originally Posted by AbaZ
Alot of people ask this, Why is my ---- steaming when I first start it up! this is very common, all the greese from your hands touching the manifold is all burning off. So dont freak out and think its exhaust, it just needs a couple heating cycles and your fine.
#15
Re: Overheating
I figured out the heating problem, i peiced together that it only overheated when i was pulled over, So I checked my fan, and sure enough it wasnt coming on. So i hard wired my fan to my rear window defrost switch :P So im pretty sure that problem is solved. I also let the car run through all the smoke that was comin off the manifold..and its no longer smoking
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