94 celica st overheating issue, 1994 celica st 1.8L overheating issue. |
94 celica st overheating issue, 1994 celica st 1.8L overheating issue. |
Sep 1, 2014 - 7:18 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 5, '13 Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
Hi i have a 94 celica ST with the 1.8L motor. I bought a used motor from online that had 132k miles on it. i dropped it in and i replaced the following on the car:
1. rear main seal 2. oil pan gasket 3. torque converter 4. radiator swapped out with 3 row performance radiator meant for gt4. 5. added a 15 row transmission cooler 6. new air filter 7. new spark plugs 8. new spark plug wires 9. new front o2 sensor 10. new fuel filter 11. straight pipe headers 12. high flow cat 13. aftermarket muffler 14. new belts all the way around and so when at idle everything seems fine and when i drive around town everything is fine but only when i get on the highway going 65MPH it starts to overheat very quickly and then i pull over and let it idle and it seems to go back down then i drive again and then at this point going any speed is making it overheat. i have no check engine light. and i checked the thermostat and it works and i checked the water pump and it works. i just flushed my cooling system and no luck there. I dont get why its overheating on me. I checked the compression and all cyclinders show 150. no noises are being made and when it gets hot the car runs fine no missing or other issues just gets hot. Anyone have any ideas? |
Sep 2, 2014 - 3:18 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 5, '13 Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
NICE FIND!! I looked at the cooling system section and it said no special bleeding is required. i looked around on forums and saw that people needed to bleed thier systems in order for their overheating issue to stop so along with the block tester i will also be getting a no spill funnel and trying to bleed the air out, all i did was just squeeze the upper radiator hose like 10 times. not sure if that was sufficient lol. How about you guys? did you guys have to do any kind of bleeding to your celicas? if so how did you do it?
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