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Where's The Heat?.... Not In My Car.
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nass,Jan 26 2006, 07:15 PM Wrote:
ZX5focused,Jan 26 2006, 11:02 PM Wrote:how long does it take for the coolant temp gauge to go past the solid square? if it takes a long time then its the t-stat.
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not terribly long. to get past that square maybe less than 5 mins? takes a long time to get to the middle though.

I know it's been talked about before but is this a DIY job?
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5 minutes to even get remotely warm or 5 minutes to full working temperature?

It should only take about 5 minutes to get to fully operational temp from a cold start while running the car (driving, not sitting in the driceway at idle)

The thermostat is a DIY project if you can control the leakage of coolant. It is easy to find and easy to do yourself. I can almost guarantee that everytime this issue ocurs on any car it's the thermastat. It's such a cheap fix.

Your not losing coolant are you?
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