Cylinder head temperature safe range?
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Cylinder head temperature safe range?
Hello fellow Mustang owners,
I live in one of the hottest countries. My 2013 GT usually sits at 230f, but sometimes shoots up to 235, stays there for a bit and goes back to 230.
At stand still, it's down to around 220f.
Inlet air is usually 120f and above.
I've recently changed the water pump, thermostat, cleaned the radiator and changed the cap.
Any help is appreciated as I can't find the safe range.
I live in one of the hottest countries. My 2013 GT usually sits at 230f, but sometimes shoots up to 235, stays there for a bit and goes back to 230.
At stand still, it's down to around 220f.
Inlet air is usually 120f and above.
I've recently changed the water pump, thermostat, cleaned the radiator and changed the cap.
Any help is appreciated as I can't find the safe range.
Last edited by Hosamovic; 9/20/24 at 12:33 PM.
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