Was wondering if anyone knows the proper torque order/ and specs for the upper intake manifold bolts on the v6.. I was able to find the torque order for the lower manifold bolts on here but nothing else.. can anyone hook a brother up?
Got to drive it a bunch in traffic and she's running great. Have the thermostat on the fan set perfectly. Thanks again for everyone's help... in the fan replacement.. just under 200 beans
Well fellas, turns out it was bad actuator.. so rather than replace it with a 200.00 used part I pulled the fan and converted it to an aftermarket electric. So far so good, I looped the hydraulic pump to itself for now so at least it's lubricated, but was wondering if anyone knows what size belt...
I also remember seeing a post that had a jeep guy that said he used an LS actuator and just wired it in ... do you think it's possible to wire a jeep actuator to the LS? Might be a future fix since they are so hard to find
So I spent the day so far bleeding , driving a few miles, bleeding, and such, and I'm 99% positive I got all of the air our of the system...ac blows hot when it gets hot , fan doesn't change speed.. so I'm guessing the hydraulic actuator is shot..looks like a pain to.get to .lol
It blows cold till the temp gets too high.. but I haven't had the chance to get back to it... this weekend I'll be back at it.. bleed system and see if I can get more air out of it. I'll keep you updated. Thanks again for the replies gentlemen!
I followed the bleed procedure on this forum with the bleeder on the crossover pipe and the one by the degas bottle .... replaced upper rad hose and crossover .. thermostat and housing.. t connector, degas bottle... pressure tested the system and everything seems ok on that end.. its just weird...
2000 lincoln ls 6 cyl... I have had problems with my car overheating intermittently..replaced most of the cooling system parts, did proper bleed procedure, so I'm pretty sure it isn't air locked... it will start to overheat , but if I shut the car off and start it again the temp stays fine.. is...
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