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  • Member For: 19y 6m 8d
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Hey all. I have just had a new trans and radiator installed in my 03 XR6T. It still seems to run hot (engine) and it sure is a lot hotter under the bonnet when I check. I am comparing it to my wifes BA XT. Does the Turbo normally run hotter than the XT?

I thought they would have built them to show the same on the temp guage. Mine sits about between 1/4 and 1/2 mark on the guage ( engine temp guage)

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  • Member For: 21y 10m 22d
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on the temp gauge mine runs a tad below the 1/2 line, seems to be normal never goes up maybe on a real cool night it may be a little lower

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on the temp gauge mine runs a tad below the 1/2 line, seems to be normal never goes up maybe on a real cool night it may be a little lower

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Mine never goes past half but on a very hot day or after a long period of driving it will sit on half..... So I reckon its normal...

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Mine used to run just under 1/2 but with cooler themostat runs just over 1/4 try here for a cooler thermostat - AWC thermostat

This might be a stupid question, but what does that do for you? :crossjerk:

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This might be a stupid question, but what does that do for you? :crossjerk:

"This thermostat will give you optimum peak horsepower and torque by optimizing factory PCM spark and fuel maps before the engine is heat soaked."

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