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06dually 09-01-2012 08:43 AM

Look what happened!!
 
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I backed my truck and trailer into the driveway and looked down at the gauges only to see this.

Stealth Mode 09-01-2012 10:00 AM

200* temps? 324,000 miles?

LB3711 09-01-2012 11:47 AM

Damn. I'll never see that in one vehicle ever.


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BAD HABIT 09-01-2012 11:54 AM

and she runs like a top right...

AWE Daniel 09-01-2012 11:55 AM

The stock thermostat is 203, that's normal Jeff


And wow, thats a lot of miles!


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Stealth Mode 09-01-2012 12:04 PM

stock thermostat in the cummins is a 190*. He said what happened, I just thought he never realized it ran at 200* warmed up.

i get uncomfortable with any of my motors running above 180*. But the cummins lose mpg with the lower thermostats because of being temp controlled from the factory with the ecm.

On a '06 truck thats banging miles. Gotta love the durability of a 360ci straight 6.

4XLGator 09-01-2012 12:41 PM

My temps runs at 190-200, which is normal. And my cummins is an '06 too but I have 290,000 miles less on mine. Lol


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AWE Alex 09-01-2012 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Stealth Mode (Post 57879)
stock thermostat in the cummins is a 190*. He said what happened, I just thought he never realized it ran at 200* warmed up.

i get uncomfortable with any of my motors running above 180*. But the cummins lose mpg with the lower thermostats because of being temp controlled from the factory with the ecm.

On a '06 truck thats banging miles. Gotta love the durability of a 360ci straight 6.

Be glad you never had a rotary engine car. Those things run 215-220 normally. 200 is a very average temp for a car, mine sits a 204-206 when idling or running. It drops down to about 200 even when at speed. If an engine gets too cold after warming up, it can actually trip a code and the engine will go into an open fuel loop mode, which it does to try and warm it back up. It's the same mode your car is in from a cold start, and it wastes a lot of gas.

AWE Daniel 09-01-2012 01:35 PM

203 All day everyday here

SmokedRam 09-01-2012 05:11 PM

IDK what my 4.7 runs at temp wise, since I don't have any numbers on my temp gauge. All I can tell you is running at 65 or below with the AC on, I run about two needle widths below the half way mark, If I am running over 65 it will run dead on the half way mark.


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