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Old 02-13-2008, 09:47 PM
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Hello again , car overheated yesturday to about 110c for about 1 mile may be two so 3 minutes max before i pulle dover and shut down , it was around 5 f at the time (might have frooze something) after letting car cool for about 10 miutes it started right up ran great and ran no hotter than normal(80c) car is a 96 e300d. did i ruin head?
no water in oil or in exhaust at this time. can these engines handle this abuse? thanks for help.

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Old 02-13-2008, 09:51 PM
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It's my understanding that damage can occur when you break 120 C. Pulling over at 110, you should be fine.

I agree you might have frozen part of your radiator, which then melted when you got it hot and stopped. You probably should check your antifreeze concentration.
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Old 02-14-2008, 12:03 PM
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Hello again , car overheated yesturday to about 110c for about 1 mile may be two so 3 minutes max before i pulle dover and shut down , it was around 5 f at the time (might have frooze something) after letting car cool for about 10 miutes it started right up ran great and ran no hotter than normal(80c) car is a 96 e300d. did i ruin head?
no water in oil or in exhaust at this time. can these engines handle this abuse? thanks for help.
Lets see, antifreeze about $15, new engine about $6000.00. As far as the abuse, it's like playing Russian roulette!!
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Old 02-14-2008, 12:18 PM
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did i ruin head?
no water in oil or in exhaust at this time.
For now, monitor the temp gauge a little closer and check the condition of the oil and the coolant every couple of days.

After a week or two of that with no changes, go on with life.

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