Subject	Re: Safety boost during hot days
Posted by	300ZMang on June 08, 2012 at 11:01 AM
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In Reply To	Safety boost during hot days posted by boostlv on June 08, 2012 at 10:53 AM
Message	If your det sensor is working, you must have detonated, therefore went into safety boost. If you have an issue with your det sensor, then you'll also go into safety boost. Have you done anything to get your car ready for the warmer weather and higher temps?
Follow Ups	Safety boost during hot days - boostlv 10:53:47 06/08/12 Re: Safety boost during hot days - 300ZMang 11:01:07 06/08/12 Re: Re: Safety boost during hot days - boostlv 11:43:15 06/08/12 how do you know you aren't overheating? - Ahmed (Chicago) 11:39:33 06/08/12 Re: how do you know you aren't overheating? - boostlv 11:44:15 06/08/12 there might not be any permanent damage yet - Ahmed (Chicago) 13:03:07 06/08/12 Re: Safety boost during hot days - boostlv 12:11:14 06/08/12 Replace with OEM. Be sure to bleed properly. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 12:58:47 06/08/12 This should be in the tech forum - spicyZ 12:50:30 06/08/12 Re: This should be in the tech forum - boostlv 13:52:43 06/08/12 ugh.. sounds like a disaster. - Antihero 16:44:52 06/11/12 Do you still have the stock soft rubber lower rad hose? - MixManMash 16:34:12 06/08/12 Re: Do you still have the stock soft rubber lower rad hose? - boostlv 17:36:30 06/08/12 No problem. I had the exact same issue and it only went - MixManMash 17:40:36 06/08/12 Re: Do you still have the stock soft rubber lower rad hose? - boostlv 17:37:21 06/08/12 How do I connect the reservoir with the radiator? - boostlv 17:45:21 06/08/12 It's an overflow tank. There is a small port on the - MixManMash 01:23:27 06/09/12 Fill out your profile. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:38:03 06/08/12
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