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aurg92 10-30-2017 08:13 PM

Semi-overheating
 
Hello,

I have a 02 Boxster. I noticed that the tem gauge sits in the "0" I think it is normal.

rick3000 10-30-2017 08:34 PM

Hitting the middle/right of the 0 in 180 is normal, especially in traffic. However, both fans should be running with the AC on. The radiator fans are unrelated to the AC condensers, so it should not affect the AC temp. It could be a few things. Check the fuses first, then the relays (see if they click when activated), if it's not that it may be the fan ballast resistor, which is a common issue.

mikesz 10-31-2017 03:28 AM

I had similar concern with my 99. I found the right fan was not working at all and left fan only working on low speed. Replaced both fans, cleaned out the radiators and it improved but not 100%. I then changed water pump and replaced the thermostat with a low temp one. I found the old thermostat was not working properly. To be on the safe side I also added S center radiator and a 996 bumper. Car runs consistently cooler. I added mesh to bumper opening to stop road debris from getting to radiators.

Cobalt986 11-05-2017 02:55 AM

Have a proper look in your radiators. When i bought my boxster it was running a little hot found that there was 1+ Kg of leaves and crap piled against the radiator. Also pop your bleed valve for a drive, that should also relieve some heat


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