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ICDEDPPL 04-13-2017 03:52 PM

I recycled that water back into the drum, under 10 minutes it was too hot to the touch. Never thought a 50 gallon drum would heat up so quickly.

Also don`t loop the powersteering pump, thats how I burned mine up.

http://33outlaw.zenfolio.com/img/s10...79387068-4.jpg

IGetWet 04-13-2017 04:41 PM


Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL (Post 4546134)
I recycled that water back into the drum, under 10 minutes it was too hot to the touch. Never thought a 50 gallon drum would heat up so quickly.

Also don`t loop the powersteering pump, thats how I burned mine up.

http://33outlaw.zenfolio.com/img/s10...79387068-4.jpg

Hmm, maybe I'll just recycle the intercooler water then. I suppose even in a closed cooled motor the water will get very hot in the headers where it's thinned out.

What else can I do with the power steering besides looping it?

ICDEDPPL 04-13-2017 07:12 PM

Take the belt off.

Edit, you have a serpentine belt .. I have no experience with that , probably something simple

Bajajay98 04-13-2017 07:47 PM

No need to have water running through the intercooler. The motor won't be building any heat for you to notice any difference.

IGetWet 04-13-2017 09:02 PM

Water will run through the intercooler if the raw water pump is turning. One stage of the two stage pump is dedicated to the intercooler. I know it's not necessary but that's how it's plumbed.

Icdedppl, why do you think running the power steering pump like that burned it up? Too much pressure?

ICDEDPPL 04-14-2017 08:57 AM

To be honest I can`t remember if I looped the hose from one fitting to the other or if plugged something.
I thought I looped it but that shouldn`t kill it ?
I can`t remember now but I usually take the belt off .
The time I looped it (80% sure) it burned out the pump.


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