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My wife says, and I quote, "You need to sell that truck. It's like you're dating a whore. You're not getting anything in return from her. She's pretty on the outside but she has AIDS or something else incurable." I told her my girl is too hot for me to give up on.
ROFLMAO!
(Background) I have replaced my waterpump, thermostat, every single hose, reservoir cap and bypassed the heater core since I'm in SW Florida and it was leaking, and my baby is STILL running hot.
So, I'm wondering if it could be the fan clutch. She idles in the driveway and gets up to running temp and stays steady but as soon as I get on the road the needle goes up. The fan doesn't spin excessively and has a "fluid" resistance to it when the engine isn't running. It spins and seems to engage. Any clue how to diagnose if it's bad? It's my last resort before admitting I've blown a head gasket.
Any idea how to diagnose if it could be the fan clutch?
ROFLMAO!
(Background) I have replaced my waterpump, thermostat, every single hose, reservoir cap and bypassed the heater core since I'm in SW Florida and it was leaking, and my baby is STILL running hot.
So, I'm wondering if it could be the fan clutch. She idles in the driveway and gets up to running temp and stays steady but as soon as I get on the road the needle goes up. The fan doesn't spin excessively and has a "fluid" resistance to it when the engine isn't running. It spins and seems to engage. Any clue how to diagnose if it's bad? It's my last resort before admitting I've blown a head gasket.
Any idea how to diagnose if it could be the fan clutch?