Oh yeah, this was with the stock 195 stat and belt-driven fan only.
Andy Levy wrote:
>
> Pretty sure the 4.7's have the electric fan as well as the mechanical.
> Last summer, I watched my temp. gauge flip-flop like Florida on election
> night in serious heat (90-95) while in traffic. Stopped at a light, it
> was at 210 or a shade higher. As soon as I started moving, it dropped
> back to normal. Stop again, and it shot up. Sometimes the clutch fan
> on my '99 318 was just barely able to keep up at idle; Once I got the
> truck moving, it was fine.
>
> Tim Berry wrote:
> >
> > Dont they have electric fans as well as the mechanical ones? When your AC
> > is on, I think the electric one is supposed to run... I'd make sure its on
> > when ever the A/C is running... if not, it may be the problem
> > *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-*
> > Tim Berry (97 Dakota Club Cab)
> > Chesapeake, VA
> > Best 1/4: 13.50@101.91
> > *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-*
> > > Well, I was in heavy traffic today, and noticed the engine temp gauge was
> > > right on 210. I was in stop and go traffic, A/C on, and it was about 75
> > > degrees outside. Is this normal? I did notice the other day while sitting
> > > idling (Not moving at all), with the A/C on, It got above 210, it was like
> > > 215-220. Turned A/C off, and it stopped. Wierd. Oh well. So basically, is
> > > what I saw today ok? I have a 4.7L btw.
> > >
> > > william
> > >
>
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>
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