Engine Temp question
Mudding
Joined: May 2014
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From: Colorado Springs, Co
So I will send the soft spring back. Thanks again for the help, I will follow up to let you all know if this makes a difference. Till then - Cheers!I'm in the Springs as well. Your temps are a bit higher than my D2 with a new Hayden HD Fan clutch and genuine TD5 180 T-stat. I'm normaly 94 max at idle, and 201 max climbing the passes around the front range or slow going offroad. 95% of the time around town I'm in the 188-194 range.
Hope that helps!
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Rock Crawling
Joined: Oct 2014
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From: Colorado Springs
5kcstq, thank you. Glad to know that my temps are right in there 
, the t-stat 180 is a genuine LR TD5 as well. I am happy with the current temps, gonna do some customizing then come back to the engine in the spring .
BTW - do you have any recommendations for trails? Cheers!
, the t-stat 180 is a genuine LR TD5 as well. I am happy with the current temps, gonna do some customizing then come back to the engine in the spring .BTW - do you have any recommendations for trails? Cheers!
Rock Crawling
Joined: Sep 2011
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Mudding
Joined: May 2012
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From: Wisconsin
Hot climates for sure. I also run one in Wisconsin where it can hit -30F. The engine still heats up at the same rate to operating temperature, the thermostat just helps with not hitting the higher temp ranges and allows the coolant to flow through the entire system faster than a stock thermostat would, thus keeping everything a bit cooler.
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