2010 Dodge Ram Overheating all parts replaced at least once
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Ram overheating or not?
2010 Dodge Ram 4.7L, the computer is telling me it is overheating but the visual factors tell me it is not overheating. All parts changed, Radiator, water pump, changed twice, tensioner, clutch fan, thermostat changed out 3 times, temp sensor changed.
It would appear that there is no flow when running with cap off. I checked to make sure the plugs on the new radiator were off. Radiator has good flow as checked this weekend by a water test I did.
The engine seems to be holding at 235 to about 250 according to the computer. I dont hear any girg-aling to tell me engine is overheated. Using a thermo laser temp tester I find no parts over 190 degress anywhere on the engine.
Could the computer be going bad?
Thanks
2010 Dodge Ram 4.7L, the computer is telling me it is overheating but the visual factors tell me it is not overheating. All parts changed, Radiator, water pump, changed twice, tensioner, clutch fan, thermostat changed out 3 times, temp sensor changed.
It would appear that there is no flow when running with cap off. I checked to make sure the plugs on the new radiator were off. Radiator has good flow as checked this weekend by a water test I did.
The engine seems to be holding at 235 to about 250 according to the computer. I dont hear any girg-aling to tell me engine is overheated. Using a thermo laser temp tester I find no parts over 190 degress anywhere on the engine.
Could the computer be going bad?
Thanks
It would appear that there is no flow when running with cap off. I checked to make sure the plugs on the new radiator were off. Radiator has good flow as checked this weekend by a water test I did.
The engine seems to be holding at 235 to about 250 according to the computer. I dont hear any girg-aling to tell me engine is overheated. Using a thermo laser temp tester I find no parts over 190 degress anywhere on the engine.
Could the computer be going bad?
Thanks
2010 Dodge Ram 4.7L, the computer is telling me it is overheating but the visual factors tell me it is not overheating. All parts changed, Radiator, water pump, changed twice, tensioner, clutch fan, thermostat changed out 3 times, temp sensor changed.
It would appear that there is no flow when running with cap off. I checked to make sure the plugs on the new radiator were off. Radiator has good flow as checked this weekend by a water test I did.
The engine seems to be holding at 235 to about 250 according to the computer. I dont hear any girg-aling to tell me engine is overheated. Using a thermo laser temp tester I find no parts over 190 degress anywhere on the engine.
Could the computer be going bad?
Thanks
Last edited by jkeaton; 02-26-2018 at 03:13 PM. Reason: duplicate
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