The condenser fan (sometimes called an auxiliary fan) is usually managed by either a coolant temperature switch on the radiator (requires the engine to be
above normal operating temperature...
An electromagnetic clutch decouples the water pump pulley during engine warm - up,
enabling normal operating temperature to be reached more quickly while reducing engine load and fuel consumption.
This is all to say that if there is any leak at all, the system will not hold pressure, and the boiling point of the water / coolant mixture will be low enough to boil
at normal operating temperatures.
According to the manufacturer,
the normal operating temperature ranges 135ᵒF to 145ᵒ F.
Secret to Survival: Though the robot ran out of coolant after completing its mission last October, two of its four cameras kept working above
their normal operating temperature of — 430 °F.
Let the engine idle to reach
normal operating temperature.
Once my 97 Mazda 323 get's up to
normal operating temperature, around say 90 C, the RPM's will occasionally nosedive after taking it out of gear, releasing the clutch and letting off the gas.
When you do end up driving your car be sure it can get up to
normal operating temperatures.
When the engine is completely cold or at
normal operating temperature it consistently cranks quickly and starts great within two seconds.
I would expect
a normal operating temperature for your coolant system to be from 180 °F to 230 °F or so (with a good radiator cap.)
I tried running the van again and took it back up to
normal operating temperature.
The first step is to warm up the engine to
normal operating temperature.
if you have a bad radiator cap (One that doesn't seal correctly) and you are at high elevation coolant will totally boil away at lower than
normal operating temperatures.
When you took if for a drive after refilling it, did the car get up to
normal operating temperature?
This is essential if your car covers low mileage or does predominately short journeys where the engine doesn't always have time to get up to
its normal operating temperature.
They will have the knowledge to quickly identify exactly why your Ford is overheating as well as make the repairs needed to keep your engine running at
its normal operating temperature.
It may be necessary to test drive the car in order to get the engine up to
normal operating temperature and duplicate the noise in question.
This creates a weak stratified charge effect that improves engine start - up and reduces exhaust emissions before
a normal operating temperature is reached.
Coolant circulation is stopped during the warm - up phase, so that the engine reaches
its normal operating temperature more rapidly.
Cheap knockoff chargers and docks are more likely to be at risk, but make sure you feel your charger or dock once in a while to ensure that it's at
normal operating temperature.