Subject	Thermostat is good. I had bought one from AutoZone
Posted by	Worm Boy on February 20, 2011 at 7:39 PM
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In Reply To	Check the thermostat it may not be opening full stroke. posted by ZUL8TR on February 20, 2011 at 07:27 AM
Message	and then got an OEM because I thought the AutoZone thermostat could have been bad. I did do the stove top procedure to get it to open up and it's working properly. I haven't done a radiator flush, I don't have any debris, leaves, etc. between radiator and AC condensor. Fan clutch is operating properly, and electric fans turn on after awhile of running my A/C. I'll try and do a radiator flush and make sure I have no air in the system and for NJZ, I have tested the ohms on the temp sensor. What I don't underrstand how is it that the sensor is reading correctly and reading 203 degrees? Wouldn't it be reading what ever temperature is in the radiator even if it's not submerged in coolant?
Follow Ups	Why is my ECU reading coolant temperature at 203 degrees? - Worm Boy 01:50:21 02/20/11 Check the thermostat it may not be opening full stroke. - ZUL8TR 07:27:35 02/20/11 Thermostat is good. I had bought one from AutoZone - Worm Boy 19:39:41 02/20/11 Do the following - njz 11:54:11 02/20/11 Re: maybe i missed something. why not verify your CTS - tognot 20:31:11 02/20/11 CTS is working fine. The problem is my ECU thinks the - Worm Boy 01:38:52 02/21/11 Ohm out the harness from temp sensor connector to the ecu - Wright (Ca) 09:59:35 02/21/11 2nd - njz 11:09:14 02/21/11 how would i do that? - Worm Boy 01:25:40 02/22/11
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