Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby bass_straitener » Thu Sep 05, 2013 12:48 pm

jakey wrote:
bass_straitener wrote:Get a new OEM radiator cap and report back.



Having lots of trouble finding the part number for OEM genuine one, any ideas where to get them?


Ring up Subaru and give them your VIN and they will tell you if they have a cap in stock.

Same applies if you ring Makin & Luby.
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jakey » Thu Sep 05, 2013 1:02 pm

bass_straitener wrote:
jakey wrote:
bass_straitener wrote:Get a new OEM radiator cap and report back.



Having lots of trouble finding the part number for OEM genuine one, any ideas where to get them?


Ring up Subaru and give them your VIN and they will tell you if they have a cap in stock.

Same applies if you ring Makin & Luby.


You're a legend. Makin & Luby have one for 22 dollars, going to pick one up in my lunch break. Wouldn't deliver to my work because it's not a workshop :( haha
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby bass_straitener » Thu Sep 05, 2013 1:04 pm

jakey wrote:
Makin & Luby have one for 22 dollars, going to pick one up in my lunch break. Wouldn't deliver to my work because it's not a workshop :( haha


Great! Could be the cheapest fix ever. Fingeeez crossed.. :)
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jakey » Thu Sep 05, 2013 1:06 pm

bass_straitener wrote:
jakey wrote:
Makin & Luby have one for 22 dollars, going to pick one up in my lunch break. Wouldn't deliver to my work because it's not a workshop :( haha


Great! Could be the cheapest fix ever. Fingeeez crossed.. :)


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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jakey » Thu Sep 05, 2013 2:43 pm

Got the cap, will have to wait until tonight to put it on.

Just out of curiosity, what would the chances be it could be the A/T transmission? It seems that in 'manual' (tiptronic?) mode it doesn't get hot as fast?

EDIT: Just thought about it more - that makes a lot of sense. When I was driving the car to 'get the temps up' after I got it back, it was in manual mode so I could rev it out more (= more stress/heat?), then, once finished I put it back to Auto mode for the drive home and this is when I discovered the temps started rising?!?!?
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jakey » Thu Sep 05, 2013 8:18 pm

Cap has made no difference, although car was still warm when I left work (strange?)
Maybe in morning will be a different story.
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jakey » Sun Sep 08, 2013 5:26 pm

Any more ideas before I take it back to Mechanic I can try myself?

I am going to attempt to bleed the coolant on Tuesday, not that I think there is air in there any more (was a gushing noise on car start before mechanic had the car)

http://www.subyclub.com/index.php/topic ... ng-system/ ?
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby KiDo_Tuning » Sun Sep 08, 2013 7:15 pm

Here is a good logging script for the headgaskets. Coolant Temp is the important one in conjunction with AF#1 Correction while the Coolant Temp is above 97 degrees

type = ssmk

paramname = Coolant_Temperature(C)
paramid = 0x000008
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,40,-

paramname = A/F_Correction_#1(%)
paramid = 0x000009
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,128,-,100,*,128,/

paramname = A/F_Learning_#1(%)
paramid = 0x00000A
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,128,-,100,*,128,/

paramname = Engine_Speed(rpm)
paramid = 0x00000E
databits = 16
scalingrpn = x,4,/

paramname = Vehicle_Speed(km/h)
paramid = 0x000010
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x

paramname = Ignition_Total_Timing(degrees)
paramid = 0x000011
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,128,-,2,/

paramname = Intake_Air_Temperature(C)
paramid = 0x000012
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,40,-

paramname = Mass_Airflow(g/s)
paramid = 0x000013
databits = 16
scalingrpn = x,100,/

paramname = Throttle_Opening_Angle(%)
paramid = 0x000015
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,100,*,255,/

paramname = Battery_Voltage(V)
paramid = 0x00001C
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,8,*,100,/

paramname = Knock_Correction_Advance(degrees)
paramid = 0x000022
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,128,-,2,/

paramname = Learned_Ignition_Timing(degrees)
paramid = 0x000028
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,128,-,2,/

paramname = Mass_Airflow_Sensor_Voltage(V)
paramid = 0x00001D
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,50,/

paramname = Accelerator_Pedal_Angle(%)
paramid = 0x000029
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,100,*,255,/

paramname = Intake_VVT_Advance_Angle_Right(degrees)
paramid = 0x00003C
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,50,-

paramname = Intake_VVT_Advance_Angle_Left(degrees)
paramid = 0x00003D
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,50,-

paramname = Gear_Position(gear)
paramid = 0x00004A
databits = 8
scalingrpn = x,1,+

paramname = defogger_sw
paramid = 0x64
databits = 1
offsetbits = 5
isvisible = 0

conditionrpn = defogger_sw,1,==
action = start

conditionrpn = defogger_sw,0,==
action = stop
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jakey » Sun Sep 08, 2013 8:26 pm

KiDo_Tuning wrote:chinese



Thanks Matt,

Do I run the log while it's idle or during a pull or how exactly? Just so long as it's above 97?
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby KiDo_Tuning » Sun Sep 08, 2013 8:31 pm

jakey wrote:
KiDo_Tuning wrote:chinese



Thanks Matt,

Do I run the log while it's idle or during a pull or how exactly? Just so long as it's above 97?


Even stationary and rev the engine while car is warm will be fine. IF it gets to 97 degrees and the AF#1 correction is solidly in the negatives, then that is headgasket

FBKC and FLKC will show up in Knock_Correction_Advance(degrees) and Learned_Ignition_Timing(degrees)
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby Boostaddict » Sun Sep 08, 2013 11:22 pm

jakey wrote:Any more ideas before I take it back to Mechanic I can try myself?

I am going to attempt to bleed the coolant on Tuesday, not that I think there is air in there any more (was a gushing noise on car start before mechanic had the car)

http://www.subyclub.com/index.php/topic ... ng-system/ ?



That gushing noise is the noise that I get/got that had me started on the track of my head gasket.

On a hot/warm start I would get that bubbling/gushing noise in behind the dash. I found I had a leaking top radiator hose . Top and bottom where replaced and new coolant and bled, thermostat checked for correct function=all good. No gushing noise.... Hurray!!! Fixed..... Not!!

3 or 4 days later on a hot start... Boom gushing again.!!

Bled again and left for 30-40 min with multiple heat cycles , fans switching on and off etc.... All good.

1 week later... Hot start and boom gushing again.!!!

Did a tee Kay test ( i think that's what it's called ) where they put a chemical in the coolant and it reacts with combustion gasses and triggers a reading on something else..... Came back positive!! HG gone!!

Now fully rebuilding my motor....!! $8k here I come!!

Hope your story is NOT like mine.!!
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jakey » Sun Sep 08, 2013 11:31 pm

Boostaddict wrote:Hope your story is NOT like mine.!!



Thanks Dan, the signs are rapidly pointing to yes. I should just get a 'magic' 8-ball and let it decide my fortune.

My re-build McHeadgasket fix will obviously be less than yours but it's still never a good cheap option. Time to start selling Crystal Meth to earn some dough I think.
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jslayz » Sun Sep 08, 2013 11:59 pm

jakey wrote:
Boostaddict wrote:Hope your story is NOT like mine.!!



Thanks Dan, the signs are rapidly pointing to yes. I should just get a 'magic' 8-ball and let it decide my fortune.

My re-build McHeadgasket fix will obviously be less than yours but it's still never a good cheap option. Time to start selling Crystal Meth to earn some dough I think.


You better not be serious Jakey....I've seen first hand what happens when people get into that stuff.

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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby jakey » Mon Sep 09, 2013 10:19 pm

jslayz wrote:Do not joke



Sorry J, just made a Breaking Bad reference - obviously my intentions are not as such.
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Re: Overheating issue [updated: pictures]

Postby Boostaddict » Wed Sep 11, 2013 1:27 pm

Jake

How are you going with yours at the moment.??
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