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Radiator of overheating 1800 1971

posted by  pizza on  Mon Jun 20 23:16 CST 2005
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Hello Tim,

Thank you for detailed advice. I measured the water temperature of radiator that got warm. However, it was about 85C, actually steady. I doubt the water temperature meter because I just exchanged it for a new water temperature sensor. I will ask to professional for check the gauge.

Thank you very much!!

Sataichi



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