Hills and temperature

Signal 2 · 07-01-2009, 08:16 PM

I did forget you mentioned that switch. Is it possible it's bypassing the high speed fan relays and your just stuck on a lower speed?
In my experience typically (but not always) if there is air in the system, you'll hear that boiling sound after shut down. And while the car is running you see spiking of temps...not so much a steady rise as you've described.
I also don't see how heatsoaking of the aluminum IC ducting could have anything to do with it.

But I can't think of anything else to suggest. Sorry.

07-01-2009, 08:16 PM	#11
Signal 2 Viable Fossil Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Mid-West Posts: 199 Rep Power: 18	I did forget you mentioned that switch. Is it possible it's bypassing the high speed fan relays and your just stuck on a lower speed? In my experience typically (but not always) if there is air in the system, you'll hear that boiling sound after shut down. And while the car is running you see spiking of temps...not so much a steady rise as you've described. I also don't see how heatsoaking of the aluminum IC ducting could have anything to do with it. But I can't think of anything else to suggest. Sorry. __________________ Jim VR R1 FD Last edited by Signal 2; 07-01-2009 at 08:21 PM.

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