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1983 244 Turbo temperature gauge going high (what?) 200

posted by  minorl on  Tue May 2 18:22 CST 2023
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I've owned this 83 240 turbo since new. I am the one that "upgraded" the radiator. I did it years ago when I was having AC issues. My AC shop (been using them since the 80s) installed a three row radiator and a electric fan also.

I took the turbo to get rebuilt today. Still waiting for the Cylinder head to be returned.

Cleaned and repainted the engine (volvo red), cam cover, and upper heat shield.

I'm debating on pulling the block and getting it rebuilt.

I'll keep you informed.

Thanks,





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