
Re: [Chrysler300] running temp
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Re: [Chrysler300] running temp
- From: moparpjf@xxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 11 Jun 2004 18:25:10 EDT
In a message dated 6/11/2004 6:15:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,
greektruck@xxxxxxx writes:
my question is, at what temp do your 300's run. on a relatively warn day,
No telling, Tim. For some reason, my K coupe has always run hot at the
slightest cause. Hot weather, slow traffic - whatever - sometimes it runs hot at
full speed on a hot day. Other times, it runs at a midrange temperature as
long as the weather is cool to normal, but it will heat up whenever the outside
temperature gets really high. On the other hand, my G always runs in the lower
half of the "normal" range, virtually no matter what. At the Plymouth, MI
meet, we got stuck in a traffic jam for maybe 20 minutes and the gauge hit the
max, but the radiator didn't boil over. As soon as we started moving (and I
mean within 100 yards) the gauge was back in the normal range.
I haven't tried it yet, but I understand that NAPA has a product that will
drop your operating temperature at least 30 degrees, and that should be enough
for any engine under most operating conditions.
Pete Fitch
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