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peredur

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Re: operating temp 3.0
« Reply #15 on: 15 February 2008, 20:18:30 »
Elite 3.0 N Reg Auto. I was towing my new Caravan on the motorway today and the temp was continually creeping up to 100. It went down if I slowed to 50, but did not really like anything above that. Do I need to install extra cooling things (as if I had a clue how!)?
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Re: operating temp 3.0
« Reply #16 on: 15 February 2008, 21:21:01 »
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Elite 3.0 N Reg Auto. I was towing my new Caravan on the motorway today and the temp was continually creeping up to 100. It went down if I slowed to 50, but did not really like anything above that. Do I need to install extra cooling things (as if I had a clue how!)?
TIA as always.
At 50+mph, should be enough airflow for fans to make no difference.  Check the efficiency of cooling system.
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Re: operating temp 3.0
« Reply #17 on: 16 February 2008, 10:16:53 »
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Elite 3.0 N Reg Auto. I was towing my new Caravan on the motorway today and the temp was continually creeping up to 100. It went down if I slowed to 50, but did not really like anything above that. Do I need to install extra cooling things (as if I had a clue how!)?
TIA as always.

As TheBoy says. My temp crept up till the high temp warning light came on during a long long motorway hill climb with my 'van. A flush helped but was sorted completely with a new rad - the old rad developed a large leak.
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