Re: Milano overheating

[Steve An <stevean@domain.elided>]

At 05:45 AM 8/16/2002 -0400, steven silverstein wrote:
> I have to say I have a similar problem to Alan.
> His list looks very similar to my list of actions and
> even with the new radiator (now about 1.5 years old)
> on 96+ degree days I will see the red light
> starting to blink stuck in traffic.   Of course this
> is New England so 96+ doesn't happen often.
> But you do have to watch yourself.
96+ doesn't happen very often in New England??? where have you been this 
summer, Nantucket :-?

This is from vague memory, but I was told that if the AC is over filled, 
it  could cause the overheating, how? I have no idea, compressor over 
worked????

FWIW, THe folks at Glynn are putting aux. electric fans on customer cars at 
their requests, it has worked out very well for me, how much is due to the 
fan when the AC is on, who knows? My 3.0 Milano has survived downtown 
Boston stop n go driving these 100+ degree summer days, running rock steady 
at around 180-190 degrees, the needle never fluctuates much, if any.

I bought the fan for another project at NAPA for around $40, it's a cheap 
addition.

stay cool,

        - Steve.
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