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Old Jan 1, 2014 | 06:08 AM
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From: Key Largo FL . . . The fabulous Florida Keys
Default Re: Another Damned InterCooler Inquiry

Originally Posted by Shaneqt
Hi guys, I think I have the same problem. The sc seems to drop in and out. I have noticed it drops out when the temp gets at about halfway on the gauge and when it drops a bit the charger will work.. Put my hand on the ic pump to find that the water pipes are cold so am guessing its buggered? Your thoughts? Also from what I can pick up here, it is still okay to drive it for now without doing any damage? Your feed back would be much appreciated. ��
You need to replace the intercooler pump located in the right front behind the plastic inner fender. Total cost should be less than $200.00 if you install it yourself (new pump and fresh antifreeze . . . be sure to get the correct antifreeze). Do a search on this form for "intercooler pump" and you'll find LOTS of information on this issue and fix. Replacing the OEM Bosch pump (they ALL go bad) will solve your problem.

When I replaced my failed OEM Bosch pump, I went with the Johnson CM30 pump. Here is a "how to" link with photos.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...on-ic-pump.pdf

Since that time Bosch has come out with a new upgraded pump which seems to be the current "go to" pump as it's a more simple "plug and play" installation (no need to do any rewiring or modifying of the mounting bracket). The part number for the new Bosch pump is 0392022010. Here is a link to the upgraded Bosch pumps that are currently available on E-Bay . . .

0392022010 | eBay

Yes, you can drive the car as it is without fear of damaging the engine but you'll want to replace the pump at your earliest opportunity to enjoy your SRT6 power again.

Let us know when you have everything working again . . . HAPPY NEW YEAR!
 

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