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05-07-2014 01:24 PM
Thread: Delayed overheating problem
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YEP.. what he said! Remove the hose from...
YEP.. what he said!
Remove the hose from the distributor vacuum canister, plug the leak, and with engine at normal operating temp and at idle, verify the initial timing setpoint. I like to set... -
04-30-2014 02:34 PM
Thread: Delayed overheating problem
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I wouldn't do a thing!! Until I verified with...
I wouldn't do a thing!! Until I verified with some separate tool what the temperature really was! I think you gauge is "off"..
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04-30-2014 04:33 AM
Thread: Delayed overheating problem
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What was the heat rating of the T-Stat that you...
What was the heat rating of the T-Stat that you purchased?
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04-28-2014 05:57 AM
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Mega, in the provided examples of thermostats,...
Mega, in the provided examples of thermostats, the 16400 and 16401 are the sleeve type, and it seems my memory of pricing is skewed! :LOL::LOL:
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04-27-2014 04:57 PM
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Yes, lean mixture runs hot. Get to lean and melt...
Yes, lean mixture runs hot. Get to lean and melt the pistons!
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04-27-2014 03:34 PM
Thread: Delayed overheating problem
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Yes, that's a cheap poppet style thermostat. ...
Yes, that's a cheap poppet style thermostat. Summit shows the sleeve style as a "high performance" thermostat. But the local auto parts house will have them also, the last one I bought cost about...
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04-27-2014 03:20 AM
Thread: Delayed overheating problem
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My first reaction is that you used a cheap poppet...
My first reaction is that you used a cheap poppet style thermostat.. if you did, replace it with a sleeve type. The sleeve type will flow more and maintain an even temperature.
I'd also try to...
Is it going into a build, or making a trip to NM?
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