If You Can't Take The Heat
08-03-2011, 10:10 PM
#1
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If You Can't Take The Heat
I mentioned to my wife that the Elantra is struggling to run well in the humidity-plus-108ºF heat we've been having. I switched off the radio and air conditioner to lighten the engine's load and it still wasn't up to its normal operating power. Then I drove her car to church (only 105 degrees out) and IT was down on power also.
It
Is
TOO
HOT
to leave the house. Somebody else go to work for me ok?
She reminded me that TWICE when we were driving across the desert during 100ºF+ days on interstate trips it stopped running. This is a bad feeling . . . but it would start up again.
Posted in the char pit b/c its too hot outside and that's the problem. Runs much better when it's only 90º in the mornings.
It
Is
TOO
HOT
to leave the house. Somebody else go to work for me ok?
She reminded me that TWICE when we were driving across the desert during 100ºF+ days on interstate trips it stopped running. This is a bad feeling . . . but it would start up again.
Posted in the char pit b/c its too hot outside and that's the problem. Runs much better when it's only 90º in the mornings.
08-04-2011, 05:56 PM
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That's the hobby. For a living I sell junk on eBay.
The water pump is new. The temperature
