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Ryan from Ohio wrote:Thus keeping the cooling medium in the system and not on the roadway in ending keeping the engine cooler.

Nice try!

Thank you, but its the end result that matters.

Ryan from Ohio wrote:Thank you, but its the end result that matters.

whateva you say boss.

Is it not logical that water wouldnt cool well if its all boiled out of the system? Which was the end result and the backing of my statement and the reality of the situation I was in.

Ryan from Ohio wrote:Is it not logical that water wouldnt cool well if its all boiled out of the system? Which was the end result and the backing of my statement and the reality of the situation I was in.

again whatever ya say homes.

Ok good, that is what I say.

If the car is boiling the water, it's running too hot in the first place. That's the point that you seem to be missing.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I think doing a compression & coolant pressure test would probably be a very wise thing to do right now!

What is the optimum temperature for a gasoline engine to run at?

MobileAudio219 wrote:If the car is boiling the water, it's running too hot in the first place. That's the point that you seem to be missing.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I think doing a compression & coolant pressure test would probably be a very wise thing to do right now!

Dont bother dude its obvious he knows everything.

NorthQuad wrote:What is the optimum temperature for a gasoline engine to run at?

There all different, some cars like cooler water temps and some like warmer.