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YogiTheBear

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  1. Hey

     

    I am looking at flashing my stock rev D ecu with a standard V7 sti tune.

    I am running a td05 20g, Standard pink injectors (same as v7 sti) and a slightly lowered compression ratio.

    Does anyone have the files for a standard v7 sti tune I could please grab? 

    Or alternitively the tuned files for a similar setup sigle turbo rev D that I would be willing to buy.

     

    Thanks guys.

  2. 8 hours ago, blitzd808 said:

    Does it blow hot consistently? If you try bleeding again, just check that the heater hoses are getting hot as well during the process. i had that issue once in getting rid of an airlock

    Yea it blows nice and hot constantly. Just saw 3 air bubbles escape via the coolant reservoir when I got home and checked it. Hope that is just trapped its finding its way out and not the start of something more sinister?

    The thermostat is definitely opening though as I went through some more urban streets before getting home and the bottom hose did warm up.

    10 hours ago, Loren said:

    On the motorway there is a lot of air going through the radiator and the thermostat might be mostly closed... I've had a temp gauge on my top and bottom hoses at the same time, and the temperature drop through the radiator on the motorway is surprising... 90 degrees down to 15 at the bottom sometimes.

    My original thoughts were that might be the case. I took a more urban route home and bottom hose warmed up. I saw 3 bubbles escaping through the coolant reservoir though when I checked it so hoping that is just trapped air leaving and not air finding a way in elsewhere...

  3. Hey guys.

     

    Recently refitted my B4 with a closed deck block after its factory one died. 

    Replaced everything wear and tear in the process including new water pump and thermostat.

    Have road tested it twice so far, once around town for about 30 mins and once on the motorway about 25 mins to work.

    On the road test around town the bottom radiator hose warmed up somewhat, not as much as the top hose.

    On the road test on the motorway to work this morning the bottom hose remained pretty much cold.

    During both tests the temp gauge stayed stable at temp.

    Is this normal or could there be an underlying problem that is going to lead to a cooked block?

    The bleeding procedure I used was jacking the car right up at the front and filling it through the top radiator hose, Refit Radiator hose and fill through main radiator cap, burbed the top hose until no more air bubbles came out, started the car and burbed/bled it further until again no air bubbles came out.

     

    Thanks in advance.

  4. Hi Guys

     

    Changed the thermostat in my 2002 B4 Legacy this morning.

    Noticed bubbles coming from the overflow.

    The car isn't over heating, coolant isn't boiling, A/C blowing hot air as it should, Thermostat definitely opening, Oil clear and clean.

     

    Going to be replacing the radiator cap and bleeding the cooling system again with the front jacked up this time, did it on a hill the first time hoping it would have the same effect.

     

    Any other ideas of what it might be or things to try before considering the possibility that the head gasket randomly started leaking straight after putting a new working thermostat in?

     

    Thanks Guys.

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