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10-02-2005, 02:47 AM
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running hot?
im looking to buy a 95 gt, (68000 miles, manual) and when i test drove it, it ran between the M and A on normal, then with air on, on up to the A. It has a edelbrock intake, 70mm throttle body, and edelbrock mufflers. The guy said that this was the reason for it running warmer. Is this true or bs?? It also has a cold air intake deal, but its sitting in the engine bay, sucking in hot air. any suggestions helpful!!
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10-03-2005, 02:59 AM
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Re: running hot?
i had a mech look at it, he said it looked like the timing cover gasket had been replaced, so either it was leaking or they possibly put a cam in. could this cause it to run warmer??
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