Subject	yes it is a mechanical failure.
Posted by	ZEngineer on April 20, 2004 at 7:41 AM
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In Reply To	Cooling posted by PhirZ on April 20, 2004 at 06:54 AM
Message	A well running Z should not overheat, even with a stock cooling setup. Did you make sure to install the T-Stat with the little nipple on TOP? Are you sure little chunks of Permatex didn't break off the water pump seal and lodge through the water passages, blocking flow? This happens when people go Permatex-Crazy with the seals. Are you sure your fan clutch is working well? How much would it suck if you "upgraded" to dual fan, and that didn't fix the problem? George _________________________________________________________________________________ ... BernardBilski: yeah, but how long did it take to do yours? ZEngineer24: mine were a bitch...the damn things wouldn't compress enough to engage the bolt thread BernardBilski: Spee did his w. the enine in ZEngineer24: and you love him for it! BernardBilski: he is my chocolate cuddle muffin ZEngineer24: sig quote! ZEngineer24: the Z is the cause and the solution to all my problems
Follow Ups	Cooling - PhirZ 06:54:39 04/20/04 yes it is a mechanical failure. - ZEngineer 07:41:26 04/20/04 i'm having the same problem... - spyhunter(nj) 08:18:50 04/20/04 Re: yes it is a mechanical failure. - PhirZ 09:59:51 04/20/04 Make sure you've pinched nothing during install. It may - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 10:16:13 04/20/04 <-- TECH. Checked your fan clutch yet? (n/m) - spicyZ 08:33:15 04/20/04 Clean and Check - SilverZXTT(CO) 08:41:11 04/20/04 You sure you do not have a small coolant leak - MarkA(NoVA) 08:45:28 04/20/04 Knock on wood ::knock knock:: i havent over heated yet. - Jason300zxTT(NoVA) 14:58:13 04/20/04 Your electric fan may not flow enough air. A guy I know - mpbond(STL) 18:35:25 04/20/04
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