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EOT vs ECT on scanguage
I just hooked up my scanguage, loaded all the important xguages onto it and went for a hour drive down the highway at 65-70, oil temp never exceeded 150 F and coolant was around 188 the entire time, 37* outside temp. I double and triple checked the programming in the xguage. Is this about normal for the oil temps? all the threads Ive looked thru everyones at or above the 15* delta so i dont know if this is the norm or i did something wrong. I got the Xguage values right off the scanguage site so I'd assume their vales are correct, If the oil temp is correct I'm a happy camper and have nothing to worry about. Just wanted to run it by the .org crew and see what everyones thoughts are.
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Something is up. An hour of driving should have your EOT at or a little higher than ECT.
Let it sit over night with a cold soak, and compare the temps. They should read nearly the same. If they are not, try entering this 00090005FFD8 in the MTH for your EOT. And recheck the 2 temps. See if that helps. |
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i have the stock cooler and run edge cts and it comes up 192 ECT and 190-192 EOT which is on the mark, your EOT seems low i think, unless maybe you have a Bulletproof Oil cooler and it doesnt have a t stat or so. seems off tho maybe someone who has a scanguage can chime in
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I agree with 06SuperDuty, it is low unless you are running a different oil cooler and failed to inform us of this. My temps are usually 180 ECT and 188 EOT.
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truck is stock, had head gaskets, egr, egr cooler, oil cooler done at 85k, 99k on the truck now, Ill give the new code a shot and see what happens
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not sure what I did wrong but I went out and reloaded everything now its reading 183 EOT and 188 ECT so it looks like im in the norm. thanks for the help guys
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Your T-stat is bad by the way.
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Its brand new
![]() I actually thought the same thing so I took it back and traded it for another one, same thing. It is just a different brand, not OEM, so that explains the difference on my end. |
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A truck that runs on the cold side will use more fuel because the computer is adjusting for it better to run warmer than cooler but not hot.
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