[VB] Hot engine
Sam Williams sglw at aol.comThu Sep 26 18:27:40 PDT 2019
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I had a similar problem, and found some paper had been sucked into the back of the fan. I had to keep under 50 to get the oil temp down to 250 Sam, 63 single cab -----Original Message----- From: Chris Dreike <cdreike at gmail.com> To: VW type 2 late aircooled <type2 at type2.com>; <vintagebus at type2.com> <vintagebus at type2.com> Sent: Thu, Sep 26, 2019 3:56 pm Subject: [VB] Hot engine Hi, My previous post talked about having hot heads on my engine. I gets hot just accelerating from a stop light to 50mph. The engine is a 1776cc. Scat cam (c25 grind similar to W-100) and Scat Pro Street heads with stainless valve covers. Dog house style, wide, balanced fan and dog house oil cooler. I am running both a air fuel ratio and a cylinder head temp gauge so I know what the engine is doing. I have a megasquirt controlled fuel injection system so I have great control over all the engine parameters. The engine is hot whether its running rich or lean. 28 degrees max advance or 38 degrees when running lean on a light load. Rich is 12.7:1 and lean is 17:1. I need to check to see that the fan belt is not slipping, I have a tach for that. There does not seem to be anything caught in the fan that I could feel (engine off). The engine oil always ran hot in the past up to 260F until I recently installed an external cooler in addition to the stock dog house and it now run consistently at 210F in town or on the freeway. I also have a full flow filter. I'll check compression before pulling the engine Anyone have other suggestions? Thanks, Chris . _______________________________________________ vintagebus mailing list vintagebus at type2.com https://www.type2.com/lists/vintagebus/listinfo
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