Not sure re 2.2; I had a 2.4 w the BAS remap and intercooler upgrade. Just checked my logs from NT & FNQ last year - intake temps of 41, 45, 40 and she never went over 90° coolant with a full load in the car, on the roof and towing a loaded camper.
I didn't upgrade the radiator though.
Cheers,
Col
1963 S2A 88 113-300 6 RAR, VTF, Vietnam.
1989 Perentie FFR 49-290 2 Sig Regt.
1989 Perentie FFR 49-390 1 MP BN.
1990 Perentie GS 50-087 5 RAR.
2013 Defender 110 Wagon, 'Snowy'.
Yes, dropping back to fifth on hills absolutely, or even 4th. The 2.2 doesn't like towing on hills! LOL.
Hottest was 102 degrees momentarily. But consistently 100 - 101 in 6th on the flat, 5th on hills.
...how does everyone go towing with a puma 2.2 in hot weather (40s) up north?
Returning from laverton a few weeks back mine hit 100 degree's sitting on 130 on a 44 degree day.Towing it would hit that in 6th on drawn out climbs,dropping to 5th would bring it back to 95. Pat
so who will be the first Tdci owner to cut a vent in the side of their guard......
Drove from Melbourne to robe yesterday towing around 1.5 ton van with car fully loaded for a trip. Outside temp was reading 36. Ect temp mostly between 89 - 93. Had a few hills where it spiked to 100 but nothing worrying. I was sitting around 90/95 kmh mostly
I was following this thread and worrying as the week leading up to leaving we had some hot days in Melbourne and the car Ect temp reached 102 just driving east link without towing.
Use a bit of common sense,the best thing I did was buy a scan gauge,it sits on the steering column and gives real time temps.Mine survived 50+ degree's in the Pilbara,it was over 50 when I was on the Canning North of well 30,if it can survive that it will survive anything. Pat
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