06-13-2016, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Notso
So, it seems to be getting better each time I bleed it, but it still doesn't like to be idle at a stop light, or going over 50, even in 6th low rpms. Casual town driving 35mph it seems to be doing fine though, about half temp on the gauge. The hottest it gets now is just under 3/4 on the gauge, still not comfortable with that. I'm hoping it's just a really pesky airbubble. I've jacked up the car, both sides at different times, squeezed the radiator hoses. Used the air bleed valve, revved the engine while bleeding, heater on etc...
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The only thing left to do (after you've ruled out mechanical possibilities) is to get a reader that can read engine coolant temps from the ECU. The possibility of normal coolant temp(s) and a faulty sensor is there, we just haven't ruled it out.
-alex
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