Cooling issues

Vigri

New Member
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I have some cooling issues with my Maserati 222 SR. It starts overheating when I
drive on track days. When I drive in city or on highway there are no problems,
as I have never got water temperature over 90 °C but usually it's around 80 °C.
When I go to track, it quickly rises over 90 °C up to 120 °C. I replaced the
radiator with a custom made, but it didn't solve the problem.
I have heard that overheating has been a problem for Biturbo's. Any ideas how to
solve this problem?
 

Parisien

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Hi Vigri, welcome to the forum, I am not sure if anyone on here owns a 222, but if they do or can help with your query they will let you know....meantime enjoy your stay...:)


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lozcb

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I have some cooling issues with my Maserati 222 SR. It starts overheating when I
drive on track days. When I drive in city or on highway there are no problems,
as I have never got water temperature over 90 °C but usually it's around 80 °C.
When I go to track, it quickly rises over 90 °C up to 120 °C. I replaced the
radiator with a custom made, but it didn't solve the problem.
I have heard that overheating has been a problem for Biturbo's. Any ideas how to
solve this problem?

Hi Vigri and wecome, to the forum , Might be worth replacing the fan temp sensor , it is possible now to buy fan temp sensors that have a variable rheostat that you can place and operate from inside the car , you could have it set for 80 on the track and 90 for normal use, also have you got the correct thermostat in and if so is it working correctly hope this helps

regards loz
 
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Vigri

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Hi Vigri and wecome, to the forum , Might be worth replacing the fan temp sensor , it is possible now to buy fan temp sensors that have a variable rheostat that you can place and operate from inside the car , you could have it set for 80 on the track and 90 for normal use, also have you got the correct thermostat in and if so is it working correctly hope this helps

regards loz

Fan sensors are ok, because fans switch on like they should.