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    Default OVER HEATING

    MY FRIEND HAS A FIRST GEN, WE HAVE BEEN WORKING ON IT TWO WEEKS NOW AND CAN'T FIND OUT WHAT CAUSEING THE CAR TO OVER HEAT.

    THESE ARE THE THING THAT WE HAVE CHANGE SO FAR: A NEW WATER PUMP, NEW THERMAL STAT, NEW RADIATOR, NEW HOSES,.

    THE CAR STILL OVER HEAT, WE ARE CLUE LESS, ANY HELP GREATLY APPRECIATED.... THANKS... TU
    TOU LEE CHA

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    Have you done a leak test? did you check the hoses/pipe behind the intake mannifold?justb a couple of things maybe you've missed.
    hi, I'm the idiot behind the wrench.

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    might be a bad cat? i heard of overheating problems do to bad/plugged up ones.. but thats a maybe

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    Do a compression test. Also, does the car have a front mount? What kind of coolant are you using? Do you have a Greddy coolant cap or another type of cap that raises the boiling point?

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    pull the radiator and take it to a radiator shop and have it rodded out. i was having the same problem and tried everything. that fixed it. its like a $30 fix.

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    he already changed the radiator.are you loosing collant?If ther is a FMIC that might be a problem.also,I'm not trying to challenge your car knowledge or anything,But did you put the THERMOSTAT back right?somtimes we just don't pay attention and put it backwards ;p
    hi, I'm the idiot behind the wrench.

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    MY BOY BLEW IS ENGINE, SO WE REPLACED IT WITH A BRAND NEW REBUILT ENGINE, ALL THE HOSE HAVE NO LEAK. ALL THE COMPRESSION ARE COOL. WHAT I DID NOTICE IS THAT WHEN THE CAR HEATS UP, THE RESERVE TANK WOULD OVER FLOW. THE FAN WOULD COME FOR MAYBE TWO MINUTE AND THEN IT WOULD STOP. CAN A BAD HEAD GASKET CAUSE THE CAR TO OVER HEAT.... TU PLEASE RESPONDED....

    WE TRY TAKING TO THE DEALER, AND THEY SAY THERE ARE TO MANY MOD.. THEY WILL NOT TOUCH IT......
    TOU LEE CHA

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    did you guys check your thermostat? that could be bad also.
    Rich

    2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX

    Quote Originally Posted by OldDirtyNoSeven
    The exhaust note on those cars alone is worth the money

    its like 400 stray cats being drug behind the car but all screaming the same note.

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    double check for a bad head gasket, check your thremostat sensor aka switch (autozone checks it out for free) and also make sure there is no leak comming from any coolant lines. if the car is heated up and it smells like coolant the yoou guys probably have a slow leak of coolant some where. causing it to overheat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peregrine
    pull the radiator and take it to a radiator shop and have it rodded out. i was having the same problem and tried everything. that fixed it. its like a $30 fix.
    would that be a good idea to do just to get some extra cooling power even if there are no over heating problems?
    Rich

    2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX

    Quote Originally Posted by OldDirtyNoSeven
    The exhaust note on those cars alone is worth the money

    its like 400 stray cats being drug behind the car but all screaming the same note.

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