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Subject: Re: Funny how things show up when it gets cold

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Date Posted: 00:49:34 12/18/03 Thu
In reply to: Andy 's message, "Funny how things show up when it gets cold" on 12:12:33 12/14/03 Sun

Make sure you have no air pockets in your cooling system.
Check if t-stat is opperating normaly.

Now that it's starting to get a bit chilly in Manitoba
>(minus 43 a couple nights ago)I am noticing a couple
>things with my 92 4x4 22RE.
>1. Surging on idle when cold. After about 5 minutes
>into a cold start, it starts surging from 500 to 1200
>RPM. This continues until it reaches operating temp.
>2. Takes a long time for the heater to start blowing
>heat. The temp guage goes to the middle as usual, but
>it takes forever for heat to start from the heater.
>This is much different from previous years.
>
>Any thoughts? BTW my timing chain replacement with '81
>steel guides is going strong after almost 2 years. By
>this time I would have started to notice timing chain
>chatter with the plastic guides
>
>Thanks!
>
>Andy

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>Make sure you have no air pockets in your cooling >system. >Check if t-stat is opperating normaly. > > >Now that it's starting to get a bit chilly in Manitoba >>(minus 43 a couple nights ago)I am noticing a couple >>things with my 92 4x4 22RE. >>1. Surging on idle when cold. After about 5 minutes >>into a cold start, it starts surging from 500 to 1200 >>RPM. This continues until it reaches operating temp. >>2. Takes a long time for the heater to start blowing >>heat. The temp guage goes to the middle as usual, but >>it takes forever for heat to start from the heater. >>This is much different from previous years. >> >>Any thoughts? BTW my timing chain replacement with '81 >>steel guides is going strong after almost 2 years. By >>this time I would have started to notice timing chain >>chatter with the plastic guides >> >>Thanks! >> >>Andy
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