janschwarz56
Crossroad Overheating and Extended Warm Up
Summary of the thread
The conversation revolves around a 2007 Honda Crossroad experiencing overheating issues and extended warm-up times. The initial suspicion is a faulty thermostat cooling circuit motor. Another participant suggests that a faulty map thermostat is a likely cause, especially given the symptoms of prolonged warm-up time and the cooling fan running excessively. It is recommended to have the thermostat checked and possibly replaced at a workshop to resolve the issue.
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janschwarz56 (community.author)
No coolant leaks around the housing. The cooling fan does seem to be on more than usual. Could a faulty temperature sensor cause this, or is the map thermostat more likely?
manuelkoehler1
A temp sensor is possible, but from what you're saying, the map thermostat is the more likely culprit. The long warm-up time points to that. I'd get it checked by a workshop. Could save you some trouble.
janschwarz56 (community.author)
Thanks, I'll get the thermostat cooling circuit motor checked and replaced at a workshop. Appreciate the help.
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manuelkoehler1
Sounds familiar, I've got a Crossroad too. A faulty map thermostat could be it. Have you checked for coolant leaks around the housing? Is the cooling fan running constantly?