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Old 12-12-2004, 04:24 PM
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Re: Re: Re: normal operating temp

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Of course, you live in Florida so you can get away with it.
Try that here in Ontario in mid January, at about minus 20.
With no engine temp and no heat, your feet will freeze to the pedals!!
Last winter I had to wrap my Bonneville radiator in cardboard so it would warm up!!
Yeah, I have family in Toronto and Quebec, I would not try it there. btw I also had to use the "cardboard heater" so I could defrost my windows.
My very proper Canadian wife really loved this shadetree fix.

$100 for that supercoolant is a little more expensive than popping a thermostat out. But I am glad to know about the stuff in case I ever build my own tow mule.
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Re: normal operating temp

If the proper head gasket and sealant is used, heat shouldn't cause abnormal issues. They already make the trip from 0 degrees to 220, so another 40 degrees shouldn't make too much hassle

Another big help is proper head bolt/stud arrangement. That's dependent on design, so some cars will always have problems regardless of temps.
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