Peugeot 309 running temp
Variant: Style
Model Year: 1990
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Engine & Drivetrain
I had the water pump and thermostat changed on my 309 recently. Both were aftermarket items and the work carried out by a professional mechanic, he also added fresh coolant and bled the system properly. However since the work was carried out the car runs hotter than it did before, is this normal when using aftermarket components? My mechanic ran a block test when I took it back to him just in case there was an issue there but all seemed well. Any advice would be appreciated.
Posted: Jun 24, 2012 (12 years ago)
Depends on if it was a winter or summer thermostat. Sometimes you can get both.
Winter = hotter temp.
Summer = cooler temp...
Winter = hotter temp.
Summer = cooler temp...
Posted Jun 25, 2012 (12 years ago)
More likely you had a problem before but didn't know it.
now the 'stat has been renewed it'll run the temperature it's meant to,not the one your used to.
Typical 'stats open around 88 and a good running temp is around 95.
now the 'stat has been renewed it'll run the temperature it's meant to,not the one your used to.
Typical 'stats open around 88 and a good running temp is around 95.
Posted Jun 25, 2012 (12 years ago)
my car thinks its overheating just after its started and asks to be stopped
Posted Apr 3, 2015 (9 years ago)
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