Subject	don't rely on the stock gauge, it's not linear
Posted by	Ahmed (Chicago) on August 07, 2012 at 11:52 AM
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In Reply To	Engine overheating. need help posted by tian2bing on August 07, 2012 at 05:50 AM
Message	first you need to measure the actual temps with Nissan Datascan or get a handheld temp gauge...it should be around 175-190...if you are getting above 200, then you have an issue it could be (most likely): 1) thermostat 2) water pump 3) fan clutch (this is what caused my overheating) in a properly cooling car, the aux fan shouldn't have to come on at all, so that's prob not the problem. start with what I mentioned. if you search, there is a way to test the fan clutch with the 'spin test'
Follow Ups	Engine overheating. need help - tian2bing 05:50:35 08/07/12 Re: Engine overheating. need help - brian913 07:36:07 08/07/12 Re: Re: Engine overheating. need help - tian2bing 08:02:05 08/07/12 don't rely on the stock gauge, it's not linear - Ahmed (Chicago) 11:52:26 08/07/12
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