I over heated the cobra last weekend and was surprised since the car only has about 28000 miles and I was only driving for about 15 minutes. It turns out that my thermostat went bad SOB. The car overheated to the point of engine shut down. Is this a safety feature on most vehicles for 03'? I am just wondering if I caused any damage any opinions? The car seems to be running fine know and the heat still works but I am still concern.
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06-30-08, 08:01 PM #1Junior Member
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Id be worried that you didnt jack up the heads or blow a gasket but if its not smoking and runs good I would hope your ok...
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damn that suks. if your interested I have a almost new LFP radiator for sale. lmk.
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I think the computer starts to cut timing in an overheating situation. Not a pro on this but I think I've heard this before.....
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