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benscool1 · 06-14-2004, 07:35 PM

No kidding, I'd have no problem at all driving it everyday as soon as I get the holes filled up, even with the way the exterior looks, by that time though I'd have some of it in primer, of course I still need to get all the electrical squared away. Got some body filler, sand paper and all that good stuff this morning too so hopefully I can put that to use tomorrow.

After driving it awhile today I think it might have a cooling problem, it seemed like the engine was putting off A LOT of heat, enough to heat up the inside of the truck as well as the floor noticeably. What could I do to fix this? My temp gauge never got really high, could I need a new thermostat? Whats the most likely problem and the best solution?

06-14-2004, 07:35 PM	#5
benscool1 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Williamsfield, IL Posts: 781	No kidding, I'd have no problem at all driving it everyday as soon as I get the holes filled up, even with the way the exterior looks, by that time though I'd have some of it in primer, of course I still need to get all the electrical squared away. Got some body filler, sand paper and all that good stuff this morning too so hopefully I can put that to use tomorrow. After driving it awhile today I think it might have a cooling problem, it seemed like the engine was putting off A LOT of heat, enough to heat up the inside of the truck as well as the floor noticeably. What could I do to fix this? My temp gauge never got really high, could I need a new thermostat? Whats the most likely problem and the best solution? __________________ Ben 84 C10 Silverado 14 Silverado Z71 Last edited by benscool1; 06-14-2004 at 07:39 PM.