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RPMs Go Up, Temperature Goes... Down?

Marmaduke
in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX

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Ahh, that makes sense (and makes me feel potentially better about my situation).  I thought/think I am in the HG nightmare right now, but I ran mine up a pretty good pass (over the Blue Mountains on I-84 out of Pendleton, Oregon) and it ran just fine on the temps.  It heats up just a bit (to 105 deg C) when I am on the flat terrain.  I just started a new thread regarding this issue.  

Reporting mine was the t-stat too (aftermarket garbage) not a subbie.  By the genuine part for the t-stat…..

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  • travmo86
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    Sounds like the thermostate is stuck open or opening way too soon. Try replacing that first. Its not a good idea to run the car for long periods cold at highway speeds. It will run very inefficient. Y

  • Fairtax4me
    Fairtax4me

    Someone gutted the thermostat or removed it entirely, probably trying to cure an overheating issue, which on that 2.5 means head gaskets. While the engine is warm and running look for bubbles coming u

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