Radiator fan swap. my cooling is not where it should be
06-26-2018, 08:23 AM
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why not? however radiator do get clogged,and will need replacing,cooling system flush,new or lower tstat.
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Delamoya (06-28-2018)
06-28-2018, 07:36 AM
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If you have not done so flush system,I use a racer's trick.I remove tstat,and put neck back on,I drain system then use one gal. vinegar with water. I turn on heat and drive 30 minutes. Come back,and let engine cool over night,drain flush system with water. Then fill with coolant.I use Evan's PG coolant at 100% so I'm good for 10 years. I always drill a hole in stat so it will bleed easy.
07-14-2018, 05:51 AM
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Got the temperature to where it should be. It doesn't go above 80.. Whoop whoop. Got a new radiator fitted and changed a new tstat.. She's cruising so well.. Though I noticed my tranny slipped. Kinda missed 3rd gear. Gear 2 held high rpm before it went to the 4th gear. Anyway back to the garage.. 
