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Old 08-22-2015, 06:19 PM
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Abnormally high iat2 temps

hey guys so I just installed a OttP front mount heat exchanger on my car. I also have dual pass and option b and they are installed according to stages how-to. Just did a pull on my car and my temps got up to 145, so do I have air in the system still?
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Bleed it.
Check pump if working.
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What's the best way to bleed it? Take the restricter out of the air bleed line and let it idle a bit?
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Yea Pump is working , I'm thinking its air, I see the bubbles come out when it's idling and and if I lightly rev it while idling the temps drops fast
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what size pulley? thats not too bad if youre running a 2.8 or so.

the opt b is supposed to automatically bleed the air if installed correctly though
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2.9 on a tvs and a ported head

But it's definitely air Ima look into buying some sort of vacuum pump to bleed the air out
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What was the ambient air temp when you did the pull?? Also what gear did you run it out to in? Whats your limiter set at?
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80 ish degrees outside a,d I was in 3rd gear.
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Originally Posted by Haven07
80 ish degrees outside a,d I was in 3rd gear.
Those aren't terrible temps then.

You can help the Opt. B burp the air faster if you lift the coolant tank up while the car idles.

Ones completely bleed, the opt. b will do the rest of the work for you indefinitely.
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I'll try that out at work today!!
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what did you pull too ? my iat's dont like the humidity and heat either.

85* and 75% humidity, if i get on it the IAT's shoot through the roof, but they come back down after a few seconds of driving. I hit 195* one time at 140mph .... e85 helps correct that.
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Only to 120 ish and not on e85 yet
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Recovery is most important. If they drop back down fast that's a good sign things are functioning correctly.
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Park the car sideways on a hill with the passenger side higher.
Top off the option B and let the car run.
This always bleed it quickly before me.


Becareful vac bleeding the cooling system; you can suck the seals out of place on the stock radiators and then they leak.
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Recovery is definitely very fast and didn't know that trick about parking the car on a hill, there are some speed bumps at my job I can try those
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That should be fine.
Or jack up the pass side a little bit.

My driveway is on a small hill and it was plenty.
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