Hi,
I don't know much about cars and my Dad recently bought me a Mitsubishi FTO 1995 model.
It was overheating really quickly within about 15kms. So we took it to the mechanic who checked the head gaskets and radiator, which had no problems.
The mechanic replaced the thermostat and the radiator cap housing and radiator cap.
We got it back today, and Im wondering how hot a Mitsubishi FTO is suppose to run, as we took the car for a short drive today and it went up to halfway within about 2 minutes but stayed there.
Is this normal for these kind of cars?
Thank you for any help you can give.
FTO Running Hot
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Re: FTO Running Hot
Yep,
About half is right. It shouldnt climb higher than that though.
Welcome to the club BTW.
About half is right. It shouldnt climb higher than that though.
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Re: FTO Running Hot
Thank you very much for the reply,
Much appreciated, glad to know she is running the way she is suppose to
- Dazzii
Much appreciated, glad to know she is running the way she is suppose to
- Dazzii