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Cybermonkey	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 08:33
	dav you got a definate problem there. Make sure that when you top up, use a little bit of antifreeze too. What engine is it? Should stay around the 90 mark for average driving and rise to 95 with hard driving, the fan should kick in around the 97 mark, but in this weather it shouldnt really get that hot. Dave
ultrabluesxi	posted on 17th Dec 03 at 05:48
	always on 90 never heard the fan being on as yet
dav3h	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 23:37
	mine starts steaming up and loosing water out the overflow at 95 :boggle:? is my gauge wrong or somthin?:o
Marc	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 20:44
	My old sports fan used to kick in at 97
Drew	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 20:38
	u can buy a diff thermostat that should make ya engine run cooler
Adam-D	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 20:31
	when moving? mine stays well low when warm and stationary fam comes on at 95=ish and colls it to bout 80 ish
Corsa Sport Gav	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 20:23
	my fan kicks in bouut 100, runnin is bout 90 - 95 on mine
dav3h	posted on 16th Dec 03 at 20:21
	as some of you might know iam having a few problems with the running temprature of my mota. whats your average engine temp while driving? and at what temprature should my fan kick in? and lastly are there any better rads/fans or anything to aid cooling from other cars that fit corsas, or that can be bought?:boggle: ive only had it 2 bloody days :lol: oh yeah, its an sri 16v (ecotec).......god i know naff all about corsas :lol::lol: