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    Specs on COP's

    Think you could share the source even if they don't spec out good?
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    You two are pretty funny. Wife giving me a crazy look while I laugh at the computer screen. My fear of the fan was mitigated due to the fact that it was turning soooo slow. I plan on changing out that fan actuator when I get the chance. Hope that fixes the issue. Still haven't ordered it and...
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    Too late, I already did it. haha.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    yeah, would the junkyard be a bad idea? if so, where would you recommend that I get one?
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    I hooked up my obd2 scanner today and the engine temp got up to 222, so I shut it off. The fan looks like it might be done ;/ going to do a search on that actuator and hopefully that's the problem.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    The fan did not speed up. It was actually so slow that I was able to stop it with my hand with the engine running.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    I will check it out in the morning. I am really hoping its not the hydraulic fan. I am trying to get this car fixed good enough to get some money for a down payment for a house. 3000 obo. Not looking good. lol.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    Got me lol. Yeah, that's what i meant.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    I have not tried using a scan tool to monitor the temperature, I will tomorrow. As far as the fan working, it kicks on and off while the vehicle is running. Right after I do a full bleed/service of the coolant system, the temperature stays just below the half way mark while the car is running...
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    Harbor freight cap is definitely suspect, but it is only on the vehicle during a leak test. I put the Proper degas bottle pressure relief cap on the car when running it. I also tried replacing the degas bottle cap with a new one--no change. I am also positive that I have an OEM degas bottle. I...
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    As far as I am aware, the system should be pressurized below 16psi. The degas bottle cap releases at 16. This would be your pressure relief? There is a bleed that is used for removing air bubbles when changing out your antifreeze. I made sure a steady stream came out as instructed. Another...
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    Yeah, i bought the premixed stuff from prestone. 50/50 green.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    Aux pump, You happen to have a part number for one? I did not change that out yet. Also, would this run after the vehicle was shut off? That is when it will overheat. It does not overheat once the bleeding procedure is done and vehicle is kept running.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    After bleeding out the system, it stays at 50%. Wondering what would cause the pressure to exceed 16psi after the engine is shut off.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    Yes, i did bleed it correctly according to http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/kennyz1963/2011-04-02_132855_bleed.pdf my fan works fine. it only overheats after shutting the vehicle off. Very strange.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    I also did a pressure test. It was charged to 15psi and after three hours it would not drop below 12psi. The only leak I found was on the actual pressure tester cap. It was one of those ones from harbor freight.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    It is OEM. The only non-oem part I replaced was the Metal thermostat housing.
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    Overheating again! & replaced all plastic parts

    Have a 2001 ls 3.9 Replaced all of the plastic pieces to the cooling system, the metal Jaguar thermostat holder, DCCV. Did the full bleed/service procedure found on this site. Drove the car around and did not have any overheating issues. Ran the airconditioning, with no problems...
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    P0171 and P0307 swapped coils and codes stayed the same... any ideas?

    I swapped the MAF with my other ls and no changes. Dont have a tool to check the fuel pressure but obd 2 reader did not say anything about it during diagnostic. Never swapped the O2 sensors. I am suspecting a vacuum leak but also dont have any type of vacuum leak test set. I also swapped the...
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    P0171 and P0307 swapped coils and codes stayed the same... any ideas?

    @ sacsfin3st I did see some aftermarket splice in type clips at Pepboys. Don't know what the stealership would charge, but they would probably prefer you to order the entire harness.
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