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TE-20 Still Overheating, but getting closer...

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Chuck

09-21-1998 17:53:30




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My TE-20 is still overheating, however I've reduced the temp from 200 F to 150 F by
advancing the timming. Repeated flushing still shows crud/corrosion comming out.
Inspection of the water pump shows a grease zirk which seems to put the grease directly into the water. Does that seem right?? What is the purpose of this?
What would I expect my normal operating temperature to be?




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Gerald

09-22-1998 20:26:46




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 Re: TE-20 Still Overheating, but getting closer... in reply to Chuck, 09-21-1998 17:53:30  
: My TE-20 is still overheating, however I've reduced the temp from 200 F to 150 F by
: advancing the timming. Repeated flushing still shows crud/corrosion comming out.
: Inspection of the water pump shows a grease zirk which seems to put the grease directly into the water. Does that seem right?? What is the purpose of this?
: What would I expect my normal operating temperature to be?

You probably want to operate at 180� F. 150 is too cold for efficiency. 180 should be set by a thermostat. Sometimes 160 for alchohol based antifreezes but for modern glycol antrifreezes 180 is the right operating temperature.

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