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Old 09-06-2025, 11:09 AM   #1
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Question 1993 Trans Sport 3.8 Rad Cap PSI

93 TS 3.8L
What is the bottom line for the rad cap psi for a TS 3.8?
I keep seeing 13-16 psi. Which one is it? Should I go with the lesser end of that considering the vintage and high mileage?
Also, side note, should a guy keep a cooler thermostat in it too just to keep the pressure temperature relationship down?
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