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It is a ZIPS water pump riser ...
Parr Automotive ( and others ) sells them ...
$229 ... last time I checked ...
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:)
It is a ZIPS water pump riser ...
Parr Automotive ( and others ) sells them ...
$229 ... last time I checked ...
If you want to spoil him (and yourself) a little more, you can invest in a temperature switch that just screws into your manifold or head and turns the fan on at 185 and off at 175. They cost about $25 tops. You can keep your toggle switch for those times that ya just have to have the fan on. That way he kinda takes care of his own needs. I know it's hard for a mom to let her little one go on his own sometimes, but it makes life simpler for both of yaQuote:
Originally Posted by HiboyGal
Pat
Yes, the previous owner did install one but he could not get it to work right... My current fan and radiator keep the car right at 160F at all time, even in heavy traffic, even in the hot summer valley so cal weather (highs at around 100F or a hair more). I actually have the coolest running car of my cruising group :D .Quote:
Originally Posted by Stu Cool
Without fan, while driving the temp goes up to 190, the radiator will still not boil over. But without fan anf without air movement (stop and go only) I now know it will boil over.
Down the road I will replace the termostat or try to trouble shoot the one currently installed to see why it did not trigger the fan when supposed to.
But I have other things more important on my to-do list right now :)