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Old 08-08-2016, 07:21 AM   #1
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86 in HOT weather

How does yours run when its over a hundred (not index but radiant) degrees outside. Mine runs like krap all. It bogs no get and go. Saturday was a hot day and the temp guage was reading 113f, and the car was just slouchy to say the word. WTF I think the sun would be cooler!
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Add oil cooler and big rad, maybe?
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Old 08-08-2016, 07:35 AM   #3
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Intake air temperatures seem to have a pretty big impact. Especially in stop and go traffic. Plug in an OBDII and monitor intake air temp and i bet you will see it spike while you are at a stop light, and as soon as you move it comes back down again. I have felt the same thing.
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Its IAT and heat soak. Every car runs like shit when its extremely hot out.

Same physics that have vehicles running better in cooler, denser air.
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2 months of this shit. We covent our wam weather in the South but this is to much warm
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Turn off your A/C and switch your HEAT on high.

Your car will run better, but you might not make it.
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Try early morning and late evening drives!
That strong summer sun melts plastic parts , cooks electrical parts and boils water and oil!
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Last summer when I ran 91 octane it was pretty shit. Especially in the torque dip range. But once I switched to 93/94 octane it was fine. We've had heat waves for the last few weeks and it still revs freely. I also leave the A/C off most of the time
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runs fine at 100 degrees fahrenheit ....it's not as if the car feels fast in the first place until you finish redlining 3rd gear then you are having some fun
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mine runs fine its 100f+ everyday
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How does yours run when its over a hundred (not index but radiant) degrees outside. Mine runs like krap all. It bogs no get and go. Saturday was a hot day and the temp guage was reading 113f, and the car was just slouchy to say the word. WTF I think the sun would be cooler!
Try cleaning the MAF. May not be the heat but the humidity that is messing with you. Rode in @gramicci101's in 110 degree heat in Vegas and it seemed to run just fine. We have been pushing 100 here for a few weeks and I have noticed zero difference in mine.
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I remember those humid ass Georgian summers. Man they sucked!
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Tcoat right you don't get dry heat in the South. You get boiling swamp heat, and its nasty. I'll look into the maf and clean it
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2 months of this shit. We covent our wam weather in the South but this is to much warm
Oh, I'd suggest you just make a large glass if iced tea, kick back in front of the A/C and take a nap. The errands will wait till evening ......


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