[Supras] MK3 Cooling
Aaron Hansen
shenku at gmail.com
Wed May 3 12:01:27 CDT 2006
If you live in a warmer climate, then I would go 50% water 50% Water
Wetter. Otherwise if you do use coolant, definitely go with the Toyota
Red. As far as the issue you are describing, it sounds like you still have
air in the system. I usually put my car on a pretty good incline then jack
up the front to get that extra little bit when I burp the system. Not sure
what you did, but hope that helps...
-Aaron
87T
On 5/2/06, Matthew Schlaner <supershadow1021 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I just recently did a coolant flush changed the thermostat and the
> radiator cap and burped the system of air and ever sice then the temp. gauge
> rises to operating temp after about 2.5-3 minutes driving after sitting
> for several hours. i think it heats up too fast. then after about 10-15
> minutes of driving it rises to about 2/3 of the way up stayes there for
> about 1 minute or less and then falls to operating temp again. When i first
> bought the car it didn't do that. Could it be the coolant i am using or
> another problem. Also does it make a difference what kind of coolant i
> use. Is there any advantages to using dexcool if that is even a possiblity?
> or should i use the normal green stuff or go to a dealer and buy the toyota
> coolant? Any opinions/thoughts would help. Thanks
>
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