Did i do H.E. the rite way?
Did i do H.E. the rite way?

please let me know if i hosed this up right.
I have been trying to bleed the coolant since last night and its a very slow process.
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Last edited by MBMCustoms; Dec 26, 2008 at 10:18 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
i asked it so why would it not be serious. it just doesnt seem as if it is working. i have been watching the coolant temp and it seems to be higher than normal. so YES I AM SERIOUS
Haha awesome drawing dude.
But for real go on zzperformance.com and click one of their links they have one for if you have the end plate option done and one if you dont. I know all this because i am currently installing mine now
But for real go on zzperformance.com and click one of their links they have one for if you have the end plate option done and one if you dont. I know all this because i am currently installing mine now
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ok......
ok i did all the hosing correct then. so what about my coolant temps being higher than normal?
ok i did all the hosing correct then. so what about my coolant temps being higher than normal?
Last edited by MBMCustoms; Dec 26, 2008 at 10:34 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
i know i just saw that. but now i am asking about why possibly my coolant temps could be higher than normal... normally its around 180 to 190. and now when i am sitting for a couple minutes at idle it jumps up to ~200...
By coolant temps you mean the engine coolant? If so its cause you've blocked some of the air flow to the radiator. The more crap you stick in front of the radator the less cool air reaches it making it run hotter. If it were my car I'd try to find another location other then in front of the radator to mount it.
Like maybe behind the fog light on the passenger side with its own small electic fan behind it. Thats how I did the oil cooler in my FireBird and it worked great!
Like maybe behind the fog light on the passenger side with its own small electic fan behind it. Thats how I did the oil cooler in my FireBird and it worked great!
everything is correct, Did you remember to put in more coolant? Takes like 4L of coolant, took me 2 days to bleed and get mine full. Fill the overflow spout in front of the supercharger, not the actual coolant tank. Heres how you do it....
Turn engine on, open cap and fill it...air bubbles will come up as the coolant goes to the H/E...once empty, fill again, and repeat process until its full, u will know its full cuz no more air will come up and after the engine has been running, abit of coolant will spill out of the overflow tubes. Temps will go down abit, not alot
Turn engine on, open cap and fill it...air bubbles will come up as the coolant goes to the H/E...once empty, fill again, and repeat process until its full, u will know its full cuz no more air will come up and after the engine has been running, abit of coolant will spill out of the overflow tubes. Temps will go down abit, not alot
i dont have a pic with the bumper off but i am uploading some with everything installed
here is the basic view.... dont mind my stock rims for the winter lol

Here is a front side shot

and the front...

sorry for the cell pics. it was faster
so theres the pics!
here is the basic view.... dont mind my stock rims for the winter lol

Here is a front side shot

and the front...

sorry for the cell pics. it was faster
so theres the pics!
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