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36479, Overheating due to tuning fuel system? Posted by pn0ymahal, Dec-26-02 02:18 PM
well to start off yesterday my fuel trims got max out when i was driving for no reason, but now its ok. but today i just was warming up my car for 30-45mins and adjusting my static and idle fuel pressure on my s-fmu, and when i decided to tighten my static nut, and my freakin coolant tank was boilin like no tommorow and it was hot, so i ran to my car to look at the gauge and it was in the red, so i shut it down. after 1 min i open the radiator cap a little to vent some of the hot air out. so after some time i just put some water inside. and now it runs fine. but just wondering what might have caused this? tuning the super-fmu? and anything you guys think might be broken now?
Michael 99gs HRC Stage 2 Stage 3 process begins gathering parts for rebuild
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36480, RE: Overheating due to tuning fuel system? Posted by Avenger EST, Dec-27-02 07:36 AM
severe detonation/lean condition/blown headgasket/failing thermostat
one of those.
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36481, RE: Overheating due to tuning fuel system? Posted by pn0ymahal, Dec-27-02 08:56 AM
thanks armond. i was thinking along those lines, i was also thinking the cap might be bad. i only got 44k miles, but yah. so far so good today no overheating, if it was one of those you said armond it should happen again right? thanks
Michael 99gs HRC Stage 2 Stage 3 process begins gathering parts for rebuild
 http://www.dreamwater.net/purplebeast 
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36482, RE: Overheating due to tuning fuel system? Posted by Kirby, Dec-27-02 10:19 AM
Well I don't know if you know what detanation sounds like but you would have heard that. Lean conditions could be a problem, but it shouldn't create that unless you went REALLY lean at idle. I would look more to the HG or the thermostat. They can get a little flakey when they are going bad, it's not always works or doesnt work with those things. It should do it again though if it's either of those things.
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