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Removed temp comp board Where should guage be? 200

posted by  Shu on  Wed Jun 25 15:05 CST 2003
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I just bypassed the temperature compensation board on my '87 wagon. The needle now rests higher that the typical "just below 9'oclock" position, but is still well away from the red zone. Should I not be concerned? What have you guys experienced with removed compensation boards. I have a good radiator, new hoses and thermostat. Tstat is a Stant, should I get a cooler tstat?

What's normal here? Just want some reassurance. Thanks for all the help with the cooling issues guys, you rock.
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1981 Volvo 244 GL w/ 225K Original B21F and 3spd. auto






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