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fan clutch 200 1982

posted by  Jerry Warren on  Mon Jul 22 18:10 CST 2002
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Well in Texas summer temperatures are always a problem. On my 82 240 I had the continous problem of the temperature rising with the AC on and 110 outside waiting in traffic. It never overheated by getting near the red zone and I always was left wondering whether the engine would overheat. I decided to bite the bullet and bought a 3core radiator from IPD. End of problem. The temperature gauge gets to half way and stays regardless of the temperature outside, AC on, in traffic and I use 190 deg thermostat. For me, the dollars spent was well worth the peace of mind. Anyhow that's my $.02






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