Recently after doing an engine flush my vehicle started overheating when the rpm's are maintained over 2000. During normal running when the rpm's are below 2000 the temperature stay around 180 degrees, but when running and the rpm's stay above 2000 like going up hills as such the temperature will just keep going up as long as the rpm's are over 2000 until the truck overheats. It takes a little while to do it. E.G There is a five mile stretch going to work that is an all up hill run. The rpm's usually run around 2400 doing sixty mph up the hill. With the temperature starting around 180 degrees it will usually climb to around 230 degrees by the time I reach the top of the hill. I can idle the truck all day or run it with the rpm's below 2000 without and issue.
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Wednesday, May 17th, 2017 AT 8:34 AM