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Old 06-20-2012, 12:43 AM
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Does anyone know the normal temperature range for an ecoboost cylinder head? Just curious due to a readout on my edge CTS gauge. My truck isn't indicating a high temp but the CHT is showing high on my CTS readout. Any input?
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when the engine is at operating temp it should be around 190-209 Fahrenheit. I've never seen mine go over 209.
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CHT is not the same as operating temps...once you start nearing 400 degrees you start hurting parts on most engines. Don't know where are engines tend to reside...
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I'm out in the Arizona heat where the
ambient temperature is 110 on average. It reads upwards of 235 degrees. I guess that's well below 400 so I won't be too worried.
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CHT plus EGT readings combined are great to know if you are towing...the best way to tow safely.
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I know for a fact that the 2009-2012 F150's use a cylinder head temp sensor instead of water temp. So the numbers I posted should still be valid.



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