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Asher
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July 2003
Thermal Cutout - cooked my car Sun, 04 April 2004 10:50 Go to previous message
Do Thermal Cutouts actually exist??? you think with all the technology in cars they could make a little thing to shut off an engine and turn on a little smegging light to say "YOUR CAR IS HOT MORON".

RAAAA

A Freak thing like what happening today where a little cut in my bottom radiator hose has completely cooked my engine Mad Mad Mad

i've thrown so much money keeping this car road worth with perfect parts.

Am i wrong or is it normal for a car to run like 3/4 or higher on the temp gague??? WHY NOT BUILD A BLOODY SENSOR TO TURN THE CAR OFF! @#)($@)

If I was to make one of these where would be the best place to hook the relay up to? Coil? EFI fuse?? (car is a 1985 CSi 2.4l Corona)
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Read Message   Thermal Cutout - cooked my car  AsherSun, 04 April 2004 10:50
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