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Coolant Problems? Try a Meat Thermometer First 200 1979

posted by  Officer on  Sat May 4 19:30 CST 2002
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I discovered a new way to measure coolant temperature with a simple meat thermometer. It's easy and costs nothing. Would someone tell me if this trick has been done before? I haven't heard of it until necessity made me think of it.

Unfortunately, I spent a lot of time and money on a new radiator, hoses and nearly a new pump and fan clutch before I figured it out. As it turned out, the defective part was the Voltage Stabilizer Ð an inexpensive part.

Tim






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