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High Flow Thermostat Question

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High Flow Thermostat Question

Post by moddedgu »

High flow Thermostat in a GU TD42 NA that is fitted with MTQ after market turbo kit.
I have Water temperature issues when towing Camper trailer up Cunning Hams Gap probarbly the last 4 or four bends from the top.

I have heard people pass comment on whether I am running high Flow thermostat to which I assume Not. But Wanted to know if this would help with the high water temperature issue.

Any help or advice is appreciated.

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Post by mq_camo »

i tried this with my gq turbo diesel and i found the water was not getting enough time in the radiator to cool down because the thermostat was opening too early, was great when idleing or just cruising but when i was up it the temp would rise a bit too much for my liking, it would fluctuate too much,...dunno if that makes sense
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Post by Portal Pat »

Try drilling a 1/8' hole in the thermostat "disc". This will pass a little more water all the time- but ultimately either the exhaust is too restrictive or underhood air temps. too high.
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Post by BadMav »

Haven't got the fuel wound up too far?
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Post by hiy6o »

i have found that the only thermostat that works is the genuine one , maybe some viscous fluid in the fan hub will do it , providing the fuel mix is good
Nup not telling
you'll have to find out yourself
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