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Previous Thread Next Thread Print Thread Rate Thread Page 2 of 3 1 2 3 Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: StillH2O_82] #840036 10/07/07 09:34 PM Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 138 D Dieselshop OP Wheeler so what are the chances I got a bad radiator? anyone every here of that? Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: Dieselshop] #840037 10/07/07 10:29 PM Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 138 D Dieselshop OP Wheeler man i went to every auto parts store in town and they all say i have a two piece lower hose but the one i took off is a one piece, so whats the deal with that anyone else have a hard time finding a bottom hose? Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: Dieselshop] #840038 10/08/07 03:17 AM Joined: May 2006 Posts: 457 Northern Calif D Davepet Mudrunner Quote they all say i have a two piece lower hose but the one i took off is a one piece, so whats the deal with that anyone else have a hard time finding a bottom hose? My guess is a PO my have changed it out? The parts store might be able to match the old hose, or hit the salvage yard for the middle piece. If you rev the engine, you may be able to see if the hose is collapsing. Also worth checking the t-stat for proper opening, they have been known to be bad out of the box. It seems unlikely that a brand new radiator could be bad.... Dave Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: Davepet] #840039 10/09/07 02:17 AM Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 138 D Dieselshop OP Wheeler I went to Napa,carquest,advance and discount and none of them have the right hose. It overheated on me tonight after work, so I put the thermostate back in and a new fan clutch, and will see tomorrow. The old fan clutch you could not spin and it was a original ASIN part. So i fugure it was a 40 bucks well spent. Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: Dieselshop] #840040 10/09/07 03:17 AM Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 215 ocala,fl subliminaltrips Wheeler Quote man i went to every auto parts store in town and they all say i have a two piece lower hose but the one i took off is a one piece, so whats the deal with that anyone else have a hard time finding a bottom hose? not sure what parts store you hit but i know auto zone has that hose, ive got one on 2 of my 22re's it actually is a 2 piece hose, theres a metal tube right under the alternator that leads to the 2nd hose to the timing cover. alot of the hoses are cut to fit anyways. ever think about the rad cap? id bet on the rad though www.fattshack.com www.blueyfab.com Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: subliminaltrips] #840041 10/09/07 07:38 AM Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 2,941 Las Cruces, NM DRTDEVL J Roll Me Over Quote Quote man i went to every auto parts store in town and they all say i have a two piece lower hose but the one i took off is a one piece, so whats the deal with that anyone else have a hard time finding a bottom hose? not sure what parts store you hit but i know auto zone has that hose, ive got one on 2 of my 22re's it actually is a 2 piece hose, theres a metal tube right under the alternator that leads to the 2nd hose to the timing cover. alot of the hoses are cut to fit anyways. ever think about the rad cap? id bet on the rad though He knows the layout of the hoses... We have done several 22RE rebuilds together a few years back. Yes, there is a rare single lower hose version... But his best bet may be to source the lower pipe out of the parts bin (if you still have spares sitting around) and replace it with the 2-hose set. "A young man who does not have what it takes to perform military service is not likely to have what it takes to make a living." - John F. Kennedy Proud owner of an 88 Montero (with a blown engine). Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: DRTDEVL] #840042 10/10/07 12:34 AM Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 138 D Dieselshop OP Wheeler yea i will try to find the tube at the bone yard, hey what psi rad cap should be on there i got a 6? Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: Dieselshop] #840043 10/10/07 12:41 AM Joined: Feb 2000 Posts: 456 NY dknight Mudrunner If a hose is collapsing and blocking flow it is more likely the bottom one - since that one sucks. Yes, I think there should be a spring inside that one. I'd replace that one. I'd spring for the genuine Toyota one. Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: Dieselshop] #840044 10/10/07 12:51 AM Joined: Jan 2000 Posts: 12,153 N. California. USA 4Crawler Web Wheeler Quote hey what psi rad cap should be on there i got a 6? I've always run a 13 psi cap on mine. r.c.brown@ieee.org TruckEditor@tlca.org Project: 4Crawler 4Crawler OffRoad - 4x4Wire discount code Re: over heating at high speeds [Re: 4Crawler] #840045 10/10/07 01:30 AM Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 138 D Dieselshop OP Wheeler man is you run a 13 and i have a 6 that is a 7 psi differnce and it is what 3-4 degrees for every 1 psi and cap psi so that would raise my boiling point by 21 degrees, thats worth a try. I drove home 55 all the way and it got hot about 3/4 way on guage. wish me luck. 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