Coolant Temps in Hot Weather
210 is not considered a problem and all new engines usually run around that temp. My 5.3l GM truck's recommended sweetspot is 210 and it runs at it all day regardless of outside temp. MY XKR runs around 207 normally which I consider a non issue.
Are you serious? If so, that would explain it I suppose.
Last edited by 110reef; Jul 19, 2019 at 08:23 AM.
Yes, I'm serious. And stop calling me Shirley.
The HUD has three digits, but the first digit is just a "1". It's either on or off. If you're driving 75 it's off. If you're driving 105 it's on.
If you have it set to show coolant temp and the temp is 75, it's off. If the temp is 175 it's on. If the temp is 205 it's off. The display will just read "05".
The HUD has three digits, but the first digit is just a "1". It's either on or off. If you're driving 75 it's off. If you're driving 105 it's on.
If you have it set to show coolant temp and the temp is 75, it's off. If the temp is 175 it's on. If the temp is 205 it's off. The display will just read "05".
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