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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: lawton ok
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another too hot question
after installing a new 195f t-stat due to a no heat situation the gauge reads really high. a little back ground to help, old t-stat a stewart/emp 195f with 3-3/16 bypass holes would not get warm enough to give heat, changed to a 195f motorad t-stat, no temp sender change and fired engine warmed up and checked coolant level ,drove for 5-7 miles still gauge seemed high, would get almost to red then cool to about half of normal range like t-stat is cycling open and closed, took temp of coolant after driving with a thermometer reading 169-171 f. have 350/th350, fan clutch, 4row radiator, with vintage air system
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Denver, CO
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Re: another too hot question
sticking t stat. did you check it before install?
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: lawton ok
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Re: another too hot question
yes boiled in water to make sure t-stat was good
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