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    cooling issues

    i have a 93 with a f22a1 that is giving me problems about overheating with or without the thermostat i know one problem is my fans switch but i does it even when the fan is on but i dont know which shitch to replace, the one on the thermostat housing or the one up front on the other housing
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    Are you able to bleed the coolant properly? For the fan switch, that is located in the rear, on the t-stat housing. There is also a coolant temp sensor on the cyl. head under the distributor, not sure if that could be a prob. too. The switch on the front waterneck I think is for the a/c, but yet, the JDM motors don't seem to come w/ them. I do know it's not all that necessary, mine's gone.

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      ??lost??

      ok first thing bleed the coolant?? what do you mean and how do i do that 2nd thing i was told that the one on the head is for the gage was i told wrong??

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        I couldn't find the post I made, but yeah, bleeding the coolant is def. important. On the t-stat housing itself is a 12mm bleeder valve. Leave it open while filling the system or remove the cap (when cold of course) and open the bleeder valve, close when a constant stream comes out. Yes, the sensor on the head is for the gauge, but it could be off? Maybe it's not overheating?

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