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Why does my 1993 trans am almost overheat in the city but on the highway or country roads its fine?
fan is not turning fast enuff to suck air over engine
Actually the engine overheats at 245'F and if your not going over 30mph the cowl induction cooling (ram air duct under the front bumper) collects only the air the fan draws but down the highway the fan rarely runs because the cowl keeps the engine at a cool 200'F also the fan does not run until 240'f . but SLP ( the SS people) say that a cooler thermostat, an electric water pump and better collant will help reduce the peaking i know because my 93' T/A does the same thing and i called slp for answers either way GM designed it that way and it works pretty well so long as the pump holds up
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The Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956.
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