95 ram overheating but right side of radiator is still cold.
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95 ram overheating but right side of radiator is still cold.
Been working on my 95 here the last few weeks. Today I wired the efan straight to the battery. With the truck idling it will get up to about 220-230 and stay there. The left side of the rad gets hot but the right side stays cold. Heater in cab blows hot. Both upper and lower hoses get hard. Could the Tstat be stuck closed causing the issue?
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I installed a new water pump when I did the plenum fix that was 3 years ago and the truck has not been driven since I installed it. One thing I did notice today was when I gave the engine fuel the temp went up a little bit which I’m thinking is from the increased flow through the bypass hose from the pump. Also thinking if the pump was not pumping it would not build pressure so quick. Correct??
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I put in a new 195 stat today. I have good heat in the cab which I think if the water pump was bad it would not have any heat from no flow through the core.
. But it’s still showing a little hotter then I think it should. But I let it idle for over 30 min and it set at the same temp never moved. Maybe leaning to a bad temp sensor.
. But it’s still showing a little hotter then I think it should. But I let it idle for over 30 min and it set at the same temp never moved. Maybe leaning to a bad temp sensor.
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I put in a new 195 stat today. I have good heat in the cab which I think if the water pump was bad it would not have any heat from no flow through the core.
. But it’s still showing a little hotter then I think it should. But I let it idle for over 30 min and it set at the same temp never moved. Maybe leaning to a bad temp sensor.
. But it’s still showing a little hotter then I think it should. But I let it idle for over 30 min and it set at the same temp never moved. Maybe leaning to a bad temp sensor.
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