Overheating
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Overheating
Here's the deal, i have a 2010 dodge Ram 2500 diesel. It just starting today overheating. It would range from 203 degrees to 224 degrees. When i got on it going up a hill, the temp climbed to 245 degrees and i got a alarm. Normally the engine temp runs at 203-204 degrees. I need help figuring this out before i pull my trailer.
Mods: H&S mini max, 5 in exhaust turbo back, EGR deletes, AFE cold air intake, H&S intake manifold
Mods: H&S mini max, 5 in exhaust turbo back, EGR deletes, AFE cold air intake, H&S intake manifold
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First I would check airflow, make sure the rad, coolers are not full of bugs and stuff, a little degreaser and a good garden hose can sometimes clean out the crap. If not you should still be on warranty.
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I've been deleted for over a year. I changed out the radiator cap. Seems to be working now, but coolant temp fluctuates between 201 and 212. So i don't know if i still have a problem.
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