Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my motor.
Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, and the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to its normal reading. My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
Correct.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jeff Strickland wrote: > > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
Correct.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jeff Strickland wrote: > > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
Correct.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Jeff Strickland wrote: > > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
your radiator may be low on water.
old john "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:10q7bjrf5ru833b@corp.supernews.com... > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? > > > > > |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
your radiator may be low on water.
old john "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:10q7bjrf5ru833b@corp.supernews.com... > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? > > > > > |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
your radiator may be low on water.
old john "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:10q7bjrf5ru833b@corp.supernews.com... > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? > > > > > |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
I have a'97 TJ and my thermestat failed "open" Better than failing "closed".
Jimmy "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:10q7bjrf5ru833b@corp.supernews.com... > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my > motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, > and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to > its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? > > > > > |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
I have a'97 TJ and my thermestat failed "open" Better than failing "closed".
Jimmy "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:10q7bjrf5ru833b@corp.supernews.com... > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my > motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, > and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to > its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? > > > > > |
Re: Thermostat Stuck OPEN?
I have a'97 TJ and my thermestat failed "open" Better than failing "closed".
Jimmy "Jeff Strickland" <spamcatcher@yahoo.net> wrote in message news:10q7bjrf5ru833b@corp.supernews.com... > The most recent starting cycles have shown a very slow warm up of my > motor. > Last night, and this morning, the needle did not even approach midscale > until after I had been on the freeway for several miles. I live two miles > from the freeway onramp, and my temp is normally to midscale before I get > there. Today, the scale was only about half way between stone cold and > midscale, and perhaps below (colder) than that. I got onto the freeway, > and > the needle remained pretty much stuck in place for more than 5 miles, then > it suddenly began to move to midscale. Once it started going, it went to > its > normal reading. > > My inclination is that the tstat is stuck open. Any other thoughts? > > > > > |
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