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Over Heating
Hey Everyone,
Just doing a little research for a friend. Has a my99 WRX with powerfc. He doesnt drive it much and at some point he reckons his battery went completely flat ( im assuming it was flat for an extended period of time ) . So anyway, new battery, thing wouldnt start. he got the basic map running ( i have no idea where he got this 'basic map' ) but anytime he tries to drive it anywhere it overheats? Im not even sure if this is related to the ECU or possible cooling system problem. If i reset the powerfc to factory settings and run through the idle learn procedure, i know this isnt ideal but if the ECU is the cause would this rectify it until it can be taken to a tuner. other than that does anyone have an old my99 ecu laying around i could switch out to test? If yas dont think its the ecu any ideas what would be a good place to start checking bearing in mind the car had been sitting formant for awhile. any ideas/thoughts welcome. thanks in advance Chris |
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Sounds like you have a sikwrx.
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Blocked radiator ? Or something along those lines, probably needs to have a complete colant flush
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couldnt be a timing issue?
and the sikwrx runs like a dream in comparison to his |
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Check the thermostat isn't stuck.
Flush and refill the cooling system. Pressure test cooling system. Yes, extreme amounts of timing will make your car run hotter. 99.9% sure this isn't the problem.
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cool thanks guys, ill check it out
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