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yes but none of the cars i work on have efi yes 212 is the bioling point of water im not sure about a 50/50 mix but im sure it would be slightly higher, also he is not working on an EFI car so he doesnt need to worry anbout any sensors he just needs to worry about keeing the motor cool

Originally Posted by tyler

yes but none of the cars i work on have efi yes 212 is the bioling point of water im not sure about a 50/50 mix but im sure it would be slightly higher, also he is not working on an EFI car so he doesnt need to worry anbout any sensors he just needs to worry about keeing the motor cool

just file it under something you learned today. you might own a efi car one day, and after you put that 160 degree thermostat in it to cool it down, and then it want run , you'll know why.

Originally Posted by lt1s10

just file it under something you learned today. you might own a efi car one day, and after you put that 160 degree thermostat in it to cool it down, and then it want run , you'll know why.

thanks that actually ended up being helpful today, my friend called me and he was having problems with his LS1 over heating, he was going to put a 160 thermostat in it and i explained to him what i had just learned from you guys. thanks
Tyler

Originally Posted by tyler

thanks that actually ended up being helpful today, my friend called me and he was having problems with his LS1 over heating, he was going to put a 160 thermostat in it and i explained to him what i had just learned from you guys. thanks
Tyler

thats good, and it would have made it to rich. you can use a colder thermostat, but you need to reprogram you computer to burn the extra fuel.