constant low temp
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I have the same problem with my '92 (2.3L). Replaced the T-stat and still won't climb into the *normal* temp range and heater blows 45 degree air (mind you it's 25F outside). Performance and Mileage really sucks because it never reaches running temp, down +20% or more.
Truck has set for about 5 yrs, and just bringing her back to the road now, drained the antifreeze, new t-stat, water pump is working, radiator appears clear.....but I'm lost, cooling systems are pretty simple, but I can't figure this problem out.
Ideas?
Truck has set for about 5 yrs, and just bringing her back to the road now, drained the antifreeze, new t-stat, water pump is working, radiator appears clear.....but I'm lost, cooling systems are pretty simple, but I can't figure this problem out.
Ideas?
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I have the same problem with my '92 (2.3L). Replaced the T-stat and still won't climb into the *normal* temp range and heater blows 45 degree air (mind you it's 25F outside). Performance and Mileage really sucks because it never reaches running temp, down +20% or more.
Truck has set for about 5 yrs, and just bringing her back to the road now, drained the antifreeze, new t-stat, water pump is working, radiator appears clear.....but I'm lost, cooling systems are pretty simple, but I can't figure this problem out.
Ideas?
Truck has set for about 5 yrs, and just bringing her back to the road now, drained the antifreeze, new t-stat, water pump is working, radiator appears clear.....but I'm lost, cooling systems are pretty simple, but I can't figure this problem out.
Ideas?
just because its new doesn't mean its good, i just put a new tstat in mine and its messing up.
IMO, i would get a motorcraft tstat from ford, thats what im doing this time.
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