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  • in reply to: 1991 mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #578654
    Derek OldingDerek Olding
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      o wow definately not the news i was hoping to hear… car is not even at 60,000 miles yet… im assuming the coolant is the original stuff from 1991 as id did have the original plugs still in it when i bought the car… some one told me that dirty coolant or restrictions would cause the foam that im experiencing so i am really unsure…. the car runs great just doesnt produce heat unless at or above 2000 rpm…. car never comes close to over heating… wouldnt exhaust in the coolant raise the coolant temp significantly?

      in reply to: 1991 Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 synchros #535302
      Derek OldingDerek Olding
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        actually the car does not gring when going into the gears with the exception of third but only if im driving a little hard and shifting fast

        in reply to: 1991 Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 synchros #538775
        Derek OldingDerek Olding
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          actually the car does not gring when going into the gears with the exception of third but only if im driving a little hard and shifting fast

          in reply to: Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #519160
          Derek OldingDerek Olding
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            ya i feel comfortable doing it….but i do have a question…do you think it would hurt to switch the heater hoses in the reverse order? im thinking if you reverse the flow, it may lossen stuff up then i cood do a complete flush and all be good….ya the car never overheats

            in reply to: Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #521694
            Derek OldingDerek Olding
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              ya i feel comfortable doing it….but i do have a question…do you think it would hurt to switch the heater hoses in the reverse order? im thinking if you reverse the flow, it may lossen stuff up then i cood do a complete flush and all be good….ya the car never overheats

              in reply to: Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #519154
              Derek OldingDerek Olding
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                ya i watched it but was a little confused because i am not seeing a bleeding valve anywhere on my particular car lol

                in reply to: Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #521686
                Derek OldingDerek Olding
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                  ya i watched it but was a little confused because i am not seeing a bleeding valve anywhere on my particular car lol

                  in reply to: Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #519148
                  Derek OldingDerek Olding
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                    the coolant from what i can tell looks really good….the nice pretty green color and doesnt look dirty….. i dont smell anything unusual when operating the heater…. dont see any fog or any water droplets or film on windshield when operating the defroster……

                    in reply to: Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #521680
                    Derek OldingDerek Olding
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                      the coolant from what i can tell looks really good….the nice pretty green color and doesnt look dirty….. i dont smell anything unusual when operating the heater…. dont see any fog or any water droplets or film on windshield when operating the defroster……

                      in reply to: Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #519145
                      Derek OldingDerek Olding
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                        actually i just bought the car last month so i have not did any kind of flushing yet myself but it does sound like a possability…… seeing as the car still had the original factory spark plugs from 1991, it wouldnt be a surprise to me as if the coolant wasnt the same….. if the heater core was too far gone wouldnt it leak or something? i have no leaks and no sweet smells coming from the vents what so ever…… heat is really hot when rpm is at or above 1300 rpm…anything less than 1300 is basically ice cold air…… is it possable for air to be in the system and it just needs a good old bleed job? if so how do i properly do that on this car?

                        in reply to: Mitsubishi 3000 gt vr4 heat issues #521676
                        Derek OldingDerek Olding
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                          actually i just bought the car last month so i have not did any kind of flushing yet myself but it does sound like a possability…… seeing as the car still had the original factory spark plugs from 1991, it wouldnt be a surprise to me as if the coolant wasnt the same….. if the heater core was too far gone wouldnt it leak or something? i have no leaks and no sweet smells coming from the vents what so ever…… heat is really hot when rpm is at or above 1300 rpm…anything less than 1300 is basically ice cold air…… is it possable for air to be in the system and it just needs a good old bleed job? if so how do i properly do that on this car?

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