Coolant flow
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Coolant flow
Hi,yes it is normal until it is up to temp, the thermostat if not mistaken is above and to the left of the oil filter but yes it has one,it's a pretty small stat,you cannot miss it just follow the heater hose to the small housing held in with 2 8mm ?? bolts,right below it you will see a coolant temp sensor.It will take a few minutes for it to open up but even when it does you will not see flow as you would a car only a slight drop.Was it overheating or anything?
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Coolant flow
Thank you for the reply!
I don't think it was overheating, but the fan sure does seem to kick on in a hurry. Even if I'm cruising at a pretty good speed, the fan will kick on early. It's one of those things that just doesn't seem "right". I guess that since the fan shuts back off, that would mean the coolant is doing it's job.
I don't think it was overheating, but the fan sure does seem to kick on in a hurry. Even if I'm cruising at a pretty good speed, the fan will kick on early. It's one of those things that just doesn't seem "right". I guess that since the fan shuts back off, that would mean the coolant is doing it's job.
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Coolant flow
As long as it is not overheating your safe.It might not hurt to change the thermostat,I changed it in my 02 last year due to overheating,If my memory serves correct they come with the rubber seal but if you damage the seal you have to buy another stat,the dealer said they do not sell them seperate? Have you flushed out the radaitor outer core,it's a easy mud trap.
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Coolant flow
yep,they are expensive and they do come with the seal but if you screw up the seal or if it leaks you have to buy another thermostat because the seal is not sold seperate if not mistaken,it's a easy job but if you do decide to swap it you may want the stealership to do it so it will be on them if it leaks ect.I know on our 02 the 28" outlaws make a big difference in hot weather as far as running warmer but no issues with the stock wheels/tires.