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240 Overheating ??

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posted by  Virgilthevolvo on  Thu Nov 21 17:06 CST 2002
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Well,
I changed the radiator and nothing changed! Same read on the dash. I feel heat on the driver side and less heat on the passenger side but my '86 sedan feels the same but its gauge reads normal. I can live with the gauge being wrong but I'd rather look at the dash and see what I expect rather than this. Any other suggestions? I haven't struck the dash yet but I will tomorrow. Thanks in advance.
Virgilthevolvo






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