Tempature coolant problem
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Tempature coolant problem
I have a 92 sc400 when i start her up and idle the gauge temp is normal when i start driving it moves up a lil bit it stays there dont get higher or lower jus obove normal line i changed the thermostat and radiator and same problem can some tell me if its a headgasket problem thank u
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It be very hot under my hood and my last radiator got busted dont know how but knows it got something to do with pressure and my resivor that i had in whn i bought the car had a small hairline crack so i bought one from some guy that was parting out a sc it was perfectly fine until couple days then had a crack same way the first one was and at the same place next to the sensor on resivor it looks like its caused by pressue and it do sound like headgasket i dont know very much but let me know what you guys think
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No, you're the same person. I could prove it, but this ain't the place or time.
Now back to your problem. You've already replaced the thermostat, next step would be replace the upper and lower rad hoses, and then get a radiator with metal end tanks, or an aluminum one. I just recently put a cheapo eBay purchased mk4 supra aluminum radiator in my gf's sc. $140 shipped, I figured it was worth the chance. It fit decent, bent the stock brackets to hold it down. It works GREAT. I live in tx and it gets ho here, thing stays cool with the ac on no sweat with a small crappy fan.
The stock sc radiators suck.
Now back to your problem. You've already replaced the thermostat, next step would be replace the upper and lower rad hoses, and then get a radiator with metal end tanks, or an aluminum one. I just recently put a cheapo eBay purchased mk4 supra aluminum radiator in my gf's sc. $140 shipped, I figured it was worth the chance. It fit decent, bent the stock brackets to hold it down. It works GREAT. I live in tx and it gets ho here, thing stays cool with the ac on no sweat with a small crappy fan.
The stock sc radiators suck.
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No, you're the same person. I could prove it, but this ain't the place or time.
Now back to your problem. You've already replaced the thermostat, next step would be replace the upper and lower rad hoses, and then get a radiator with metal end tanks, or an aluminum one. I just recently put a cheapo eBay purchased mk4 supra aluminum radiator in my gf's sc. $140 shipped, I figured it was worth the chance. It fit decent, bent the stock brackets to hold it down. It works GREAT. I live in tx and it gets ho here, thing stays cool with the ac on no sweat with a small crappy fan.
The stock sc radiators suck.
Now back to your problem. You've already replaced the thermostat, next step would be replace the upper and lower rad hoses, and then get a radiator with metal end tanks, or an aluminum one. I just recently put a cheapo eBay purchased mk4 supra aluminum radiator in my gf's sc. $140 shipped, I figured it was worth the chance. It fit decent, bent the stock brackets to hold it down. It works GREAT. I live in tx and it gets ho here, thing stays cool with the ac on no sweat with a small crappy fan.
The stock sc radiators suck.
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