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Old 03-12-2009, 05:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
wildfire8
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Racer XD - '06 Hyundi Elantra GT
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90 day: 33.26 mpg (US)

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Grill block over heat

I was testing a grill / bumper block using painters tape. I taped my whole front up covering all the holes. I left a small square hole for some air to still cool the radiator. Was driving on the free way and the temps started jumping up and down. My needle usually sits just under half temp and it was jumping up to almost max temp. On my scan gauge with out the block temps are around 183F+/-. With the block the max temp hit 213F. I want to keep an block on there but I am worried about my engine getting damaged to over heating. What is a safe temp range to look for with a block on and not hurting the engine?

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2006 Hyundai Elantra GT 2.0L (Manual)
Weapon-R secret weapon intake with ram air kit ScanGauge Belly Pan

http://www.cars.com/ City 27 mpg - Highway 34 mpg
http://www.fueleconomy.gov/ City 23 mpg - Highway 31 mpg - Combined 26 mpg

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