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Need help 2006 hemi temp. issue

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Old Jul 26, 2011 | 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by HammerZ71
Yeah, you could try the cooler thermostat, it won't hurt anything, but if you're going up to the 3/4 mark, the thermostat opening 15* sooner is probably just gonna buy you a minute or two until the temps reach where they are going to anyway.

If you can't find anything wrong, and I don't know if the radiator being slightly smaller is enough to cause the issue, there is a product made by Royal Purple, it's called Liquid Ice. It basically has additives in it that will cool better than just a 50/50 coolant mix alone as well as some that help break down any rust or other contaminants. I've used it in the past with good results, it's not going to make a night/day difference but I've found it will keep the engine temps down an additional 10* or so.
Comes in a 16 oz. bottle and you should take 16 oz. directly from the radiator and poor this in. It's not terribly expensive, over here at least. I think retail is around $14.95 a bottle and the last one I bought was about $12 at the auto parts store...
ok next few days i will change the coolant liquid and i ll fit the new stat and put the liquid ice , after that i will report back, thanks HammerZ71
 
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Old Jul 27, 2011 | 12:07 PM
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ok , today i changed the coolant liquid and the new jet 180 stat is fitted and did put the liquid ice, i drove in city traffic jam with 98f weather temp , the truck temp marked on the 1/2 mark and it was steady not moving up or down just sometimes little bit at the end of the 1/2 mark , so this weekend i ll go try the truck on the same hilly curves and see if it will reach 3/4 or not,,,,,
 
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