thundercat
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Its a Montana 2003. Some overheating but not is the main problem.
The main (BIG) problem is later 45 ~ 60 minutes driving (depending how much the day is hot and the trafic, and some time later the nail of the temperature gauge fluctuates over half) self accelerate and mainly I have to push brakes otherwise exceed the speed limit, or hit the other car ahead. In this condition at parking is not the usual 600 r.p.m. but more than 1500 r.p.m. Then (if I reach home) I have to turn off engine, lift the hood, and wait a few hours to cool.
I unsuccessfully did and changed (also thinking maybe related with overheating):
- TP sensor
- IAC valve
- PVC valve
- cleaned throttle body and the pipe to the EGR valve
- changed several broken air pipes and water hoses
- cooling temperature sensor
- thermostat
- cooling radiator (before deciding to change, flushing cooling system 2 times)
- water pump
- periodically purge trapped air by bleed screws (think always remain something)
Currently the scan tool not show OBD2 error codes. I really don't know what the next step to do.
Thanks,
The main (BIG) problem is later 45 ~ 60 minutes driving (depending how much the day is hot and the trafic, and some time later the nail of the temperature gauge fluctuates over half) self accelerate and mainly I have to push brakes otherwise exceed the speed limit, or hit the other car ahead. In this condition at parking is not the usual 600 r.p.m. but more than 1500 r.p.m. Then (if I reach home) I have to turn off engine, lift the hood, and wait a few hours to cool.
I unsuccessfully did and changed (also thinking maybe related with overheating):
- TP sensor
- IAC valve
- PVC valve
- cleaned throttle body and the pipe to the EGR valve
- changed several broken air pipes and water hoses
- cooling temperature sensor
- thermostat
- cooling radiator (before deciding to change, flushing cooling system 2 times)
- water pump
- periodically purge trapped air by bleed screws (think always remain something)
Currently the scan tool not show OBD2 error codes. I really don't know what the next step to do.
Thanks,
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