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11-17-2008, 08:53 PM | #16 | ||
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Re: Water pump or Heater core?:banghead:
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Re: Water pump or Heater core?:banghead:
Runnin' outta tricks...
There's a "door" in the heater/AC ductwork that operates to get you hot, cold or any in between that's operated by your heater temperature knob. Sometimes these doors get stuck. If both heater hoses are very warm or hot, you might try exercising the temperature knob with the engine hot & idling.
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There is only one hole which the thermostat sets into. Also, the t stat is the same width as the hole and with the housing bolted down I don't think it could move at all. Thanks again! Leo |
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Re: Water pump or Heater core?:banghead:
My gassers all run near and around 200F after warming up...one with 190K/16 years old.
You might buy a new 195F, make sure it has a tiny hole to help bleed air out of the system and give it a few miles to warm up...my diesel takes 10 minutes to get to 140F at road speeds and after 15 minutes, it finally gets up to temperature. The wife's gasser gets to running temperatures in 5 minutes.
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