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FattyBoomBatty · 10-27-2007

Well, the weird compression numbers could be an indicator, but you could also have a faulty thermostat. Pop that guy off and put it in a pan of water on the stove, heat it up, check the temp of the water when it opens. Or, if could be completely broken, I had that happen once, but it would never heat up. so, I dunno. Running super rich could also have something to do with that, though I think if timing was way off that would cause more of a problme, and i bet that has nothing to do with it.

good luck.

10-27-2007	#2
FattyBoomBatty Banned Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Boulder, CO Drives: Conquest Posts: 5,049	Re: Overheating Well, the weird compression numbers could be an indicator, but you could also have a faulty thermostat. Pop that guy off and put it in a pan of water on the stove, heat it up, check the temp of the water when it opens. Or, if could be completely broken, I had that happen once, but it would never heat up. so, I dunno. Running super rich could also have something to do with that, though I think if timing was way off that would cause more of a problme, and i bet that has nothing to do with it. good luck.