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Engine Getting Hot - 6/25/2008 11:21:49 AM   
pebeinaz

 

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Hello Everyone,

Well its HOT now in AZ and most breakdowns happen now

I have a 1999 Ranger with a 3.0L non-flex engine, it is starting to read a high temp on the tempeture gauge when the A/C is on.

I am thinking that its the fan clutch because I was on the freeway at night and the A/C was on and it was getting hot.

If I drive without the A/C on the temp gauge well stay just below the middle all day long but when I turn on the A/C she goes to HIGH, once the A/C is off its back to the middle.

Don''t know if thats the fan clutch or the thermostate, ANY IDEALS

Thanks
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RE: Engine Getting Hot - 6/26/2008 3:55:37 AM   
Use Common Sense

 

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Could be fan clutch.  Have you ever had the cooling system flushed and "NEW" coolant installed?  This can also cause you problems as the radiator/coolant is trying to remove heat from the engines outer extremities on top of the heat that is being removed by the A/C condensor.

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