Ace wrote:Well I am at school now and my car is at home about a hour from here. I satrted the motor before I left this morning. The motor seemed to stay cool so hope thats fixed. My dad is picking up heater hoses and I will go back and fix them when he picks them up. Man I absolutely love how the car sounds. When it starts it has such a rumble(A good rumble). I can't wait to drive it. But I was very happy that I didn't have trouble starting it, because in addition to the swap my Dad and I did the auromatic to manual conversion. Anyway thanks for the replys.![]()
ItzGenX wrote:Yeah, I want to trade dads. I haven't said more then a 3 word sentence to my dad in the past 5 years, and we live together!
QuinGarcia wrote:So guys, I am not even running a heater, I just have the two hoses at the back of the engine connected to each other. I am running hot for some reason. The engine is on the dyno, and I have a good radiator and electric fan. I just bought a new 170 degree thermostat and installed it. The heater hoses that are at the back of the engine (the ones that I connected to eachother to delete my heater) aren't even getting hot, but the rest of the engine is getting really hot. Too hot!!! I am running a toyota downflow radiator, and the radiator cap was below the level of the heater hoses in the engine, so I figured there was an air pocket in my cooling system. So I raised up the radiator so the cap was higher than the heater hoses, and still the heater hoses aren't getting hot, and the engine is overheating. Help? Am I bleeding it right? What could be wrong? Is my water pump shot??
pampadori wrote:why do you say your engine is hot? whats your water temp? not to stock gauge, as you have an s14 and the s13 motor will always read hot in a s14 gauge. you need a REAL gauge. 210 degrees and cooler is ok. i run at 180 degreesshaun
240_Keyy wrote:that brings up and interesting question Buud, why haven't you turned up the boost yet?