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 Re: 22re high idle when warm *Fixed*
[Re: Kaptain]
#827098
12/18/07 03:20 PM
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 28
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Good work, Kaptain. Congrats to you on (finally) getting this solved!
Would a 22R with a Weber 32/36 demonstrate the same symptoms if there was a clogged cooling passage? I can't see how it would but my truck is idling high and the dash temperature gauge is reading lower than normal...
Is there a way I can make sure coolant is cirulating through the engine? Is there any way the engine would at normal temp if coolant wasn't circulating?
ALSO- is it common for the truck (with the Weber) to run different when it's cold outside than when it's warm outside?
Thanks all!
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Re: 22re high idle when warm *Fixed*
[Re: longhaul]
#827099
12/18/07 04:12 PM
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Joined: Jan 2000
Posts: 12,153
Web Wheeler
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Good work, Kaptain. Congrats to you on (finally) getting this solved!
Would a 22R with a Weber 32/36 demonstrate the same symptoms if there was a clogged cooling passage? I can't see how it would but my truck is idling high and the dash temperature gauge is reading lower than normal...
Is there a way I can make sure coolant is cirulating through the engine? Is there any way the engine would at normal temp if coolant wasn't circulating?
ALSO- is it common for the truck (with the Weber) to run different when it's cold outside than when it's warm outside?
Thanks all! Could be a thermostat that is stuck open or even missing. Might be worth pulling it out for a check.
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Re: 22re high idle when warm *Fixed*
[Re: 4Crawler]
#827100
12/18/07 05:23 PM
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Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 290
OP
Mudrunner
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Good work, Kaptain. Congrats to you on (finally) getting this solved!
Would a 22R with a Weber 32/36 demonstrate the same symptoms if there was a clogged cooling passage? I can't see how it would but my truck is idling high and the dash temperature gauge is reading lower than normal...
Is there a way I can make sure coolant is cirulating through the engine? Is there any way the engine would at normal temp if coolant wasn't circulating?
ALSO- is it common for the truck (with the Weber) to run different when it's cold outside than when it's warm outside?
Thanks all! Could be a thermostat that is stuck open or even missing. Might be worth pulling it out for a check. x2 - if you haven't changed the t-stat lately I would check that first.
93' Toy xCabbobbed > 22rEB > w56 > stock duals > SAS > 4.88's > 37's
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