180 degree thermostat
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joebowers1
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180 degree thermostat
2006 Chrysler 300c SRT8. Model U7135.... i think
I have installed a the tuner (91 cai performance) and will be getting a 180 t-stat today. What changes, if any do I have to make to the tune or do I have to change the fan settings and change them to what? Then do I install the new tune over the performance tune or put the stock back on and then reinstall then new one.
Thank you in advance.
I have installed a the tuner (91 cai performance) and will be getting a 180 t-stat today. What changes, if any do I have to make to the tune or do I have to change the fan settings and change them to what? Then do I install the new tune over the performance tune or put the stock back on and then reinstall then new one.
Thank you in advance.
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RE: 180 degree thermostat
Lower all the fan settings by about 20*.
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Diablo Tech support by phone:
561-908-0040
M-F 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST
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joebowers1
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RE: 180 degree thermostat
How do you do that? Through a predator tune? I looked and could not find any setting on the diablo tuner that indicated a degree change. Please let me know what i am doing wrong. Thank you!
Is this the official word on fan settings for the 180 tstat?
Diablo hasn't commented about the request for a sticky on fan settings posted on 08/23/2010.
At this time I do not have a tuner, but am seriously considering one.
So I set the stage saying I know very little about them (although I'm learning).
The simpleton question is: Why can't Diablo development a canned tuned that takes into account that folks are switching to a 180 tstat.
Diablo hasn't commented about the request for a sticky on fan settings posted on 08/23/2010.
At this time I do not have a tuner, but am seriously considering one.
So I set the stage saying I know very little about them (although I'm learning).
The simpleton question is: Why can't Diablo development a canned tuned that takes into account that folks are switching to a 180 tstat.
cuz a lot of people dont... nowadays, stock t-stats are 187* t-stats... so why bother switching... 
for your car, yeah - stock is a 203* t-stat, so it makes sense to switch to a 180..
but in GM's, like my car for example, our stockers are already 187* t-stats...
for your car, yeah - stock is a 203* t-stat, so it makes sense to switch to a 180..
but in GM's, like my car for example, our stockers are already 187* t-stats...
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yeah, just realized that... looked it up about the hemi's t-stats... so edited my post...
Us GM'ers, have 187*'s....
Us GM'ers, have 187*'s....
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2014 Camaro SS - 2SS, RS pkg., short-throw shifter, NPP perf. exhaust, BMR strut-tower brace, Cold Air Inductions cold air intake
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I'm just curious: Is that a definite fact? Camaro, vette. etc, all come from the factory with 187's?06MonteSS wrote:. . .but in GM's, like my car for example, our stockers are already 187* t-stats...
That sure would change the "You need the 203* thermostat to get your oil up to 220* so any condensation will boil off. . ." statements.
Re: RE: 180 degree thermostat
Fan settings are in modify parameters and there are about 9 settings A/C on/off. Set your med and high the same temps.joebowers1 wrote:How do you do that? Through a predator tune? I looked and could not find any setting on the diablo tuner that indicated a degree change. Please let me know what i am doing wrong. Thank you!
Ricks, get a catch can !
Bigsnake
10 Charger SRT8
11 Mustang Shelby GT500
10 Charger SRT8
11 Mustang Shelby GT500
Re: RE: 180 degree thermostat
I know. I know.bigsnake wrote:Ricks, get a catch can !
Heat a pan of water to 180*, and see how much water vapor comes off of it.ricks wrote:I'm just curious: Is that a definite fact? Camaro, vette. etc, all come from the factory with 187's?06MonteSS wrote:. . .but in GM's, like my car for example, our stockers are already 187* t-stats...
That sure would change the "You need the 203* thermostat to get your oil up to 220* so any condensation will boil off. . ." statements.
You don't have to be over 212* to dispel condensation.
I'm quoting automotive engineers. . .072500 wrote:Heat a pan of water to 180*, and see how much water vapor comes off of it.ricks wrote:I'm just curious: Is that a definite fact? Camaro, vette. etc, all come from the factory with 187's?06MonteSS wrote:. . .but in GM's, like my car for example, our stockers are already 187* t-stats...
That sure would change the "You need the 203* thermostat to get your oil up to 220* so any condensation will boil off. . ." statements.
You don't have to be over 212* to dispel condensation.