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what temp should a ca run????
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my ca is running at about 195 an and was wondering if thats normal. i vaugely remember trying to buy a thermostat for my old ca a few years back and i think all i could get was a 195???? thermos kick i around ghen too... is this ok ok.

Posted on: 2012/2/21 21:04
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if thats farenheit thats fine

that equals 90 degrees

sounds quite hot for a normal running temp, but if it doesnt get much higher thats fine, if it was going up to 95 degrees plus i would definitely be worried

sounds like you need to buy a cooler thermostat really though, then your motors normal temp will be a bit cooler, which allows for a bit of heat build up sitting and traffic lights and stuff

Posted on: 2012/2/21 21:51
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That's normal. 192 was optional for Datsun 1200.

You can fit a 180 to keep the oil optimum temp. You dont' want to cool the oil too much, so if you fit an external cooler make sure it has thermostatic control.

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what happens if i overcool the oil?

Posted on: 2012/2/21 23:31
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its about 195 200 max in trafficw on highway or driving round is about 180-185. last time repco only had a listing for a 195 thermostat. is there another one that will fit for a180 temp?????

Posted on: 2012/2/21 23:32
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My l series did similar, runs cooler on freeway but in traffic will get around 88-90deg c
But LPG runs hotter too

Posted on: 2012/2/21 23:39
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Nissan thermostats for 180SX:
* 21200-V0201 82C/180F
* 21200-V0206 OPTION 88C/190F

same as E15/E16, CA18DE/CA20S, Z22/Z20, L24E, Nissan, Subaru, Isuzu

Posted on: 2012/2/21 23:48
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For USA CA18DE, they have 180, 190 and 195. Hot thermostats are favored here for the heater, it gets very cold in many areas so they need a hot room heater.

Posted on: 2012/2/22 0:01
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hey ddgonzal
are they part numbers from nissan or just a regular part number

Posted on: 2012/2/22 2:55
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Those are Nissan part numbers. But they are not rare, all the usual aftermarket companies make them too.

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