[Supras] Thermostat question
Rockey Fox
supr91tt at yahoo.com
Mon Aug 6 20:14:36 CDT 2007
The last time I had similar symptoms to yours I resolved the issue by flushing the coolant system (Prestone super flush IIRC). Assuming the thermostat is working properly (should reach operating temperature in about 5 minutes) you may have some restriction in the radiator that doesn't show up under low stress conditions.
Rockey 91T
----- Original Message ----
From: "Charismatisch at aol.com" <Charismatisch at aol.com>
To: supras at supras.com
Sent: Monday, August 6, 2007 1:13:05 PM
Subject: [Supras] Thermostat question
Hi guys and gals,
simple question:-
If the thermostat doesn't open fully, can the car show signs of overheating
when driven at top speed (i.e. airbubbles in expansion-tank, air in rad.pipes,
temp. gauge goes into the red)?
At normal speed the car is fine - if I speed it up, I get the typical air in
the system, bubbling in the expansion tank, and temp gauge goes into red
(not a BHG - that was repaired about 600 miles ago along with all the other
gaskets!).
As I only drive it in the summer a pal of mine suggested taking the
thermostat out completely and sealing the housing - fors and againsts??
Any answers much appreciated!
Derek from Germany 88T Automatic.
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