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Old 07-05-2008, 06:18 PM   #1
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SR SR Overheats frequently

Moslty happens when im going up steep consistent mountains and when i drift or cruise on the interstate. Other then that its fine. Ive bled the system countless times, and made shore its allways full of fluid. Im not running a thermostat and i have flex-a-lite dual fans.


I dont know if my sensor is malfunctioning or if there seriously is a problem. I allways have this worry my motor will go if it really overheats all the time. I kinda figure its why im on my 3rd turbo, which is why im worried now. Ive had 2 t25's and now im on a t28, so i dont wana blow it...literaly.
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you might want to put the thermostat back in and see what happen. Faster coolant flow rate through the radiator is less efficient then a slower flowrate.

In my case, I change the both coolant sensor and now my temp is steady.

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Any coolant in oil or oil in coolant?
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Old 07-05-2008, 09:15 PM   #4
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Try distilled water and water wetter if that doesnt work try switching to 95 -98 ford taurus fans they kick ass as far ass cfam Ill search and get the exact numbers.
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Old 07-05-2008, 09:26 PM   #5
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It flows 2500 cfam on low they didnt mention high setting but its safe to say its well over 3500 cfam, ther is also a wiring diagram on this forum in case you need it. gl
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you say you always make sure to top up your coolant. so do you have a leak?? this is the problem if you do.
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No theres no leak i just make shore its full to eliminate that from the list. So the taurus fans are beter then 2 flexalite fans?
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no thermostat = bad gas mpg.
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Sounds like mine... it was the headgasket..
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maybe you need a new water pump. just throwing out a suggestion
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My waterpump is fine. Not leaking or anything and worked fine on my last motor. Im running a Cometic headgasket on my rebuilt sr so I know its not that. Also the compression is fine. I was now told that no thermostat can make the system overheat because its flowing too much through the system, so I guess I will start using a thermo again. If that dont work I will be back.
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if that works let us know for the next person who searches, and good luck.
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What is the optimum running temperature of an sr? And what is the temp You should start to worry at?
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I dont get how it sometimes work for people with no thermostat. I always figured that running without one, the coolant does not stay in the radiator long enough, thus allowing the same old hot coolant to run into the engine block again.

I believe the oem thermostat is rated at around 159 to open.

Iirc, your engine can heat up up to 220 with heavy load.
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What is the optimum running temperature of an sr? And what is the temp You should start to worry at?
OEM thermo opens @ 76.5*C so depending on outside Temperatures probably ranges around 83-97*C

probably start worrying before 105*C depending on the radiator cap you are using

mine ran around 95*C with stock radiator and thermo on a kinda hot day

Now with Nismo Thermo and Koyo Alum. Rad. and dual Electric Fans mine runs around 70-73*C on a Hot ass Day
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Thanks I appreciate the help. I guess im getting a Nismo thermo.
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So I put a thermostat in I had lying around and it must be bad. The car runs hot after it warms up. So does the other 2 I have, so i'l just rock no thermo till a Nismo.
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I bought an autometer temp gauge, and when i turned the fans off the stock gauge reading was extremely hot and the autmoteter gauge said 130 f. whats gauge is right?
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actualy i was using one befor and it did the same thing, i took it back.
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