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May 7th, 2016 11:46 AM #901btw,
when i notice temp is goin up.
il just turn off the aircon and temp goes back to normal...
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May 7th, 2016 12:13 PM #903
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May 7th, 2016 12:21 PM #904fan shroud in place?
in that case, try the aux fan. i used a generic fan in my other, older ride, because the original aux fan was hideously expensive. 900 bucks plus labor. ok naman. lagyan mo ng thermostat control, para hindi laging uma-andar.
btw... is your coolant thermostat still working? baka kinalawang na at hindi na bumubuka nang ma-ige...Last edited by dr. d; May 7th, 2016 at 12:26 PM.
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May 7th, 2016 02:15 PM #905
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May 7th, 2016 08:34 PM #907Actually... Ours is doing pretty good in the past couple of weeks. No temp rising at all! Perhaps the thermostat valve has finally been opening properly du to excessive heat? [emoji1] If you've been following this thread, you'd know all about my struggles with overheating. Uptil recently I still experience the temp gauge rising from the normal 35-40% to around 50-55% though not exceeding it, while in heavy city traffic. Have not had the opportunity to bring it out of town lately.
If you really want, installing an aux fan can help lower temperature and even help make the A/C cooler but really won't help much if you have an underlying problem. I've had one installed too.
You say the problem disappears if the A/C is turned off. Perhaps that is the culprit? Di kaya naghhigh pressure ang compressor mo?
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May 9th, 2016 12:38 PM #908sir, ano na mga napaayos nyo sa revo so far? pano ko malalaman if nag hihighpressure yun compressor?
recently nag palit ako ng O ring ng compressor. and put new oil inside compressor. so far ang sabi ng technician makinis pa inside ng compressor ng aircon.
ang mga napagaw ko na:
- change radiator
- new coolant
- put silicon oil sa clutch fan
- change thermostat pero nilagyan ng 3 holes nung mechaniko.
next planning to put aux fan and change waterpump.
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May 9th, 2016 06:55 PM #909
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May 9th, 2016 10:15 PM #910Go to an aircon shop and have them check the pressure. Sabi lang nagooverheat, tingnan kung naghhigh pressure, dapat alam na nila yan.
Napakadami na ng pinaltan ko na related sa overheating... Napalitan na ang radiator ko a few years ago due to a frontal collision. Pinalitan ang thermostat valve, thermoswitch and radiator hoses. Hindi pinalitan ang water pump because they were adamant that it was working fine since there were no leaks at all. Nung napalitan ang radiator sa aksidente, kasama na ang fan at syempre replacement brand lang. Malambot at manipis pala nahalata namin, so pinalitan ng original Toyota, dun narin dinagdagan ng aux fan sa harap ng condenser. Sa huli binuksan ang block at pinalitan ang head gasket at valve cover gasket along with several oil seals. By that point nagooverheat na kasi siya kaagad after just a few kilometers on the road. Not sure kung kumpleto ang salaysay ko, if you backread, you'd see all the hurdles I had to go through to keep the Revo in running condition. [emoji1]
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