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Vinnie16V Vinnie16V from Netherlands (Friesland) posted @ 7 February 2006 00:34:16
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1989 Corrado 1.8 G60
1992 Corrado 2.0i 16V
1992 Corrado 2.9 VR6

hoe hoog mag de olietempratuur zijn van een Corrado?
Want bij de mijne blijft ie mooi tussen de 90 en 94 graden als ik rij maar als ik stil ga staan dan loopt ie op tot 110 graden en de motortempratuur schiet dan ook omhoog,
hij rookt dan ook heel erg, maar zodra ik dan weer ga rijden dan wordt de tempratuur weer nortmaal en houd ie ook op met roken. Ik weet niet of dit een groot probleem is of niet?
misschien dat een van jullie het weet

M4RTiN M4RTiN from Netherlands (Friesland) posted @ 7 February 2006 11:49:01
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Please keep the language english here. For a dutch Corrado forum you could post on www.corrado-forum.nl

Bozo Bozo from Netherlands (Groningen) posted @ 7 February 2006 20:37:33
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1990 Corrado 1.8 G60

ey martin we know the language code dude but not every body knows the language
popup the hood and look if your coolingfan starts to spin
doe je motor kap omhoog laat hem stationair draaien en ga kijken of je koelvin aan springt
als hij dat doet is er niks aan het handje.

Vinnie16V Vinnie16V from Netherlands (Friesland) posted @ 9 February 2006 00:37:24
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1992 Corrado 2.0i 16V
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sorry I didn't know about that is must be in English, but thanks I'll try what you said, but why it starts to smoke so heavy?

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Even its in dutch.
I think i understand and had same problem with my G60. Conect red or red and black wire from cooling fan straight to battery positive. If it spins the fan, then check for broken wires or bad connections. Could be thermostat, remove it, leave it conected to the wires and drop it into boiling water.
Wiring diagrams can be found at Corrado club Canada.

Bozo Bozo from Netherlands (Groningen) posted @ 9 February 2006 21:11:07
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vinni did u look if the starts ?
my raddo smokes also so dont think it will be a problem.
in the wintertime a car smokes more than in the summer time
and check your oil stick regularly your car might drink some oil

Jakemeister Jakemeister from Netherlands (Friesland) posted @ 9 February 2006 22:42:20
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the whole point of keeping it in English is that everybody can understand and thus help you with your problem, but it seems The Finnish and dutch are not that much different!


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Vinnie16V Vinnie16V from Netherlands (Friesland) posted @ 12 February 2006 18:01:50
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1992 Corrado 2.0i 16V
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in the summer he doesn't smoke, only in the winter but in the summer if my Corrado is warm he will start very bad and in the winter he starts perfect and that weird i think

Vinnie16V Vinnie16V from Netherlands (Friesland) posted @ 12 February 2006 18:03:36
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and Bozo I'll tried what you said and my coolingfan starts to spin so thats okay

Bozo Bozo from Netherlands (Groningen) posted @ 13 February 2006 21:46:04
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ey vinny
how smels the smoke from your car a bit oily or a bit benzin
when your car is hot very hot and u play the gas pedle do u hear it burst or flame?
i think ur car gets a bit 2 much fuel thats why it starts bad and smokes more.
or the timing for the ignition is a bit off
and also gives the same problems.

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Acctually Godless G60, im english and speak very little finnish.

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Hey vinnie. If your rado is still getting too hot then you can put only g11 coolant in as it doesnt boil s fast as water or water mixed.

S_bentem S_bentem from Netherlands (Zuid-Holland) posted @ 15 February 2006 14:55:43
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some thermostats start working at 120 degreeds celcius, I had that problem to, so i just bought an other thermo wich start at 80 degreeds, and problem was solved

Vinnie16V Vinnie16V from Netherlands (Friesland) posted @ 15 February 2006 18:56:11
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Bozo if I shift down and put the gas pedle to the botom there is comming a flame from the exaust yes

Bozo Bozo from Netherlands (Groningen) posted @ 18 February 2006 12:08:13
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isnt it great when she farts
vinny ur raddo is getting a bit to mucht fuel
thats why she smokes, when ur giving her a maintanance job let them tuneup the engine egnition (ontsteking) that should solve the problems and a bit 2mucht fuel isnt bad just funny
u could use the advice from the guys above it would solve it heatning up but it isnt 2 wurry about.


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