F-150 radiators
Last trip, I noticed my 2012 F150 3.5 ecoboost started to heat up about 5 minutes into a hard climb. Slowed to 60mph and it went back to normal. So I'm looking at having the radiator hot tanked and ...
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The Eco's have a small duty cycle in hot weather.
Any time you supercharge an engine the heat load goes out of sight. At full boost your engine thinks it's a 7 liter not a 3.5 L.
You can overload these engines pretty quickly in hot weather with the air on and pulling a pretty heavy load.
What fuel were you burning? (yes, it does make a difference)
Any time you supercharge an engine the heat load goes out of sight. At full boost your engine thinks it's a 7 liter not a 3.5 L.
You can overload these engines pretty quickly in hot weather with the air on and pulling a pretty heavy load.
What fuel were you burning? (yes, it does make a difference)
