sootie
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Mike probably has a remote mounted cooler
Mike probably has a remote mounted cooler
Oil is cooled by the primary cooling system.
If I understand correctly half of the secondary radiator is thermostatically controlled for the trans cooler and egr cooler, where the other half is for the cac and fuel cooler. Which would make sense, they wouldn't want to be on the same circuit as the 200+ degree transmission fluid and hot egr. After the coolant leaves the hot cac and hot trans fluid cooler, they all converge back in the secondary degas bottle so it's not surprising these things are puking.
If you think about the secondary heat exchanger in halves, that means there isn't that much cooling surface dedicated to keeping the iat's at ambient. Especially when the truck is moving twice the air or making twice the boost the system was designed to see.
Has anyone heard more about the Mishimoto heat exchanger upgrade?
Don't know if that would truly fix the issue.
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Anyone think of using this? Being waterless, boiling over would pretty much stop.
http://www.evanscoolant.com/products/heavy-duty-coolant/
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Kind of irrelevant but I used that in my Rzr. Being a mud guy, I was having issues overheating. It did help a fair bit but just like anything else, It eventually does heat soak and the coolant didn't boil but my machine still went into limp mode from getting up to 240+ coolant temps.
For a $1000+ dollar heat exchanger mishimoto needs to prove it'll reduce temps under extreme circumstances. I have faith it'll work, just needs to be proven.
As far as the miracle coolant, I'm skeptical but I like the idea of their NPG product in case my secondary system decides to puke at the track.
But what about the cracking issues?
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Then technically it should work? For us towing up a hill heavy, the truck then has a chance to cool down fairly fast after the climb.
I haven't ran my truck down be track since I replaced my CAC. I want to run it to see if it truly fixed it. If not, I'll be giving this coolant a try.
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All you can do is get iat's to ambient.It will most definitely help with having the coolant not boil I would think. Don't believe it will lower temperatures however...
All you can do is get iat's to ambient.
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