Old Dec 14, 2022 | 02:31 PM
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Default Re: Supercharger does, sometimes, not kick in

Originally Posted by hanvanputten
I did not change the circulation pump. But if it is not working properly then the intake temperature would not be 30 degrees always, or not?
How can you check the operation otherwise from knowing it is running?

Han
My guess is that you have (2) problems. It's impossible that your intake temp. is "30 degrees always"(I'll assume celsius/ 86deg. fahrenheit), unless your temp. sensor or monitoring device has failed. How to know whether the coolant is circulating is a good question. Some of us here have, in addition to coolant isolation, installed either an inline fill canister that you can actually see the coolant movement, or a supercooler(see one @ NeedsWings.com)that have a cap to open up and see the fill. This isn't proof positive either, because if the pump is intermittent, or just not pumping adequate volume, well, you get the idea. I would just change the pump like hundreds of us have had to do. You can find that @ NeedsWings also.
 
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