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On my 2000 boxster s, I replaced various coolant hoses and kept getting leaks, I got all leaks resolved, I think, but I am just running mostly water as I was wasting Porsche coolant, is it ok to keep using water? My temp gauge is ticking past 176f, as high as 205f with mostly water coolant

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Old 03-20-2017, 11:54 AM
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You need to have some sort of corrosion inhibitor and water pump lube in the cooling system. The best way to get both is to use coolant. The temperature increase you're seeing is likely due to a faulty low speed cooling fan resistor. Once your temp starts to get up above 180 BOTH cooling fans should come on. Make sure you have both fans. The one that does not come on has a bad resistor.

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