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1-800-Radiator Product Review
Source: by Fidel G at ford.off-road.com
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Coolant & Air Charge Temperature Sensors Resistance Chart
Source: by autotune.com via web.archive.org
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Coolant & Air Charge Temperature Sensors Resistance Chart; "...This is a temperature to resistance chart for Ford coolant and air charge temperature sensors.
1. Measure the resistance of a Ford coolant temperature sensor or air charge temperature sensor and compare with chart.
2. Measured resistance should be at the resistance value on the chart based on the temperature of the sensor, plus or minus 50 ohms..." see chart
Source: by napaechlin.com
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Coolant & Air Charge Temperature Sensors Resistance Chart; "...This is a temperature to resistance chart for Ford coolant and air charge temperature sensors. 1. Measure the resistance of a Ford coolant temperature sensor or air charge temperature sensor and compare with chart. 2. Measured resistance should be at the resistance value on the chart based on the temperature of the sensor, plus or minus 50 ohms..." see chart
Source: by niehoff.com
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Coolant Change, DIY info
Source: by Steve L at Troubleshooting Professional Magazine troubleshooters.com
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Coolant Contamination Tips, General; "...We all know that neglected coolant can lead to a clogged cooling system and a loss of cooling system efficiency, but it can also cause other less obvious problems. The buildup of coolant scale and deposits can coat or corrode the exposed surfaces of engine temperature sensors, affecting their accuracy. Inaccurate sensors may send incorrect information to the computer, and temperature controlled vacuum or electrical switches may fail to function properly. Any of these may cause drivability problems. If the coolant's age or condition can't be easily determined, there is a quick check for coolant contamination using a Digital Volt-Ohm Meter (DVOM). Attach the positive DVOM lead to the radiator, then dip the negative lead into the coolant at the filler neck. A voltage reading of 0.2 volts or less is very good. A reading of 0.5 volts should be considered borderline and anything over 0.7 volts is unacceptable. If the coolant fails this test, the cooling system should be thoroughly flushed and cleaned. Remove any engine temperature sensors and inspect them for contamination or other damage. Repair as necessary. Always check to make sure that the ground straps are in place and complete connections are made..."
Source: by napaechlin.com
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Coolant Contamination Tips, General; "...We all know that neglected coolant can lead to a clogged cooling system and a loss of cooling system efficiency, but it can also cause other less obvious problems. The buildup of coolant scale and deposits can coat or corrode the exposed surfaces of engine temperature sensors, affecting their accuracy. Inaccurate sensors may send incorrect information to the computer, and temperature controlled vacuum or electrical switches may fail to function properly. Any of these may cause driveabiltiy problems. If the coolantÕs age or condition canÕt be easily determined, there is a quick check for coolant contamination using a Digital Volt-Ohm Meter (DVOM). Attach the positive DVOM lead to the radiator, then dip the negative lead into the coolant at the filler neck. A voltage reading of 0.2 volts or less is very good. A reading of 0.5 volts should be considered borderline and anything over 0.7 volts is unacceptable. If the coolant fails this test, the cooling system should be thoroughly flushed and cleaned. Remove any engine temperature sensors and inspect them for contamination or other damage. Repair as necessary..."
Source: by niehoff.com
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Coolant FAQs
Source: by Mark S at Salem Boys Auto marksalem.com
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Coolant Leaks Into Engine Oil, Tips
Source: by filtercouncil.org
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Coolant Recovery Tank Overview
Source: by tpub.com
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Coolant, Fans, & Hoses Tips
Source: by stewartcomponents.com
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Cooling & Overheating Tips
Source: by reds-headers.com
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Cooling Fan & Water Pump Tips, general, click FAQs
Source: by Hayden Automotive haydenauto.com
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Cooling System Info
Source: by icarumba.com
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Cooling System Maintenance
Source: by partsplus.com
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Cooling System Maintenance & Repair
Source: by April 2002 Troubleshooting Professional Magazine Automotive Cooling System Maintenance and Repair troubleshooters.com
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Cooling System Maintenance Tips
Source: by NARSA narsa.org
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Cooling System Test Tips, general
Source: by MityVac mityvac.com
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Cooling Tips
Source: by EngineFactory.com
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Derale FAQs
Source: by Derale derale.com
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Electric Fan
Source: by Craig U at classictruckshop.com
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Electric Fan Control Tips
Source: by Delta Current Control dccontrol.com
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Engine Cooling System Basics, general
Source: by freeautomechanic.com
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Extended Life Antifreeze/Coolant, general
Source: by filtercouncil.org
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Fan Belt Problems
Source: by thirskauto.net
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Fan Clutch FAQs, general, click FAQs
Source: by Hayden Automotive haydenauto.com
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Fan Clutch Overview
Source: by Inner Auto Parts innerauto.com
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Fan Clutch Replacement
Source: by Paul M at PM Saturday Mechanic popularmechanics.com
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Fan Shroud or Not to Fan Shroud
Source: by Chad at autokrafters.com
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Flex-a-lite® Electric Fan Installation Instructions
Source: by Flex-a-lite® flex-a-lite.com
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Flex-a-lite® FAQs
Source: by Flex-a-lite® flex-a-lite.com
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Fluidyne Cooling Products Discussion Board Forums
Source: by Fluidyne fluidyne.netgarage.net
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Fluidyne Fan Mounting Kit Diagram
Source: by Fluidyne fluidyne.netgarage.net
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Fluidyne FAQs
Source: by Fluidyne fluidyne.com
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How to Determine Water Pump Rotation by Impeller Design., General; All vane type water pumps
Source: by cardone.com
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Identifying Restricted Radiator Core Tips
Source: by Jim M at n2performance.com
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Overheating Guide
Source: by Steve L at troubleshooters.com
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Overheating Symptoms & Causes, general
Source: by tegger.com
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Overheating Troubleshooting
Source: by Steve L at troubleshooters.com
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Power Killers & How To Avoid Them
Source: by Don T at racingarticles.com
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Purging Cooling System Information & FAQs, using Mityvac® AirEvac
Source: by MityVac mityvac.com
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Quick Fill Radiator Check & Fill System Installation
Source: by kd-tools.com
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Radiator Caps Tips
Source: by stewartcomponents.com
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Radiator Core Measurement Guide
Source: by radiatorinfo.com
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Radiator Hose Cutter, use of
Source: by skywaytools.com
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Radiator Hose Installation, Flexible
Source: by The Detail Zone thedetailzone.com
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Radiator Installation Tips
Source: by RadiatorExpress.com
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Radiator Leak Quick Fixes on Trail
Source: by Rick W at 4x4review.com via web.archive.org
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Radiator Removal Tips
Source: by RadiatorExpress.com
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Radiator Replacement, General
Source: by Radiators.com
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Radiators & External Plumbing Tips
Source: by stewartcomponents.com
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Switch, Temperature Sensor, Electric Cooling Fan, Installation Guide
Source: by hotronicsproducts.com
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Thermostat Diagnosis Tip
Source: by mrwrench.com
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Thermostat Operation
Source: by Howstuffworks.com
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Thermostats & Restrictors Tips
Source: by stewartcomponents.com
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Water Pump Failure Caused by Faulty Pulley or Fan Clutch
Source: by CARDONE® cardone.com
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Water Pump Functions, general by
Source: by cardone.com
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Water Pump Installation Instructions & Troubleshooting Chart
Source: by CARDONE® cardone.com
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Water Pump, Thermostat, Cap (w/Pressures) & Gasket; Fuel Filler & Oil Filler Caps Parts Catalog, Bronco/Ford truck & all Fords w/Ford Part Numbers & Cross References
Source: by fordinstallersupport.com
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Water Pumps & Pulleys; & Thermostat Tips
Source: by stewartcomponents.com
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