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Overheating At The Track

  • Thread starter Thread starter onebad7up
  • Start date Start date Sep 2, 2004

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When I was at the track last week My car started to heat up when I was waiting in line for my time trial. i left the car running and my temperature continued to rise. My 1/8th mile time was 10.7, which is a second more than i usually run. I was wondering how I would go about finding out if it my watr pump of fan. If it is my fan I want to switch to an electric fan.
 
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