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| | | | Joined: Nov 2012 Posts: 543 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Nov 2012 Posts: 543 | Well, it did turn to be the bottom radiator hose clamp... took just about 1/8 turn to stop the leak.
Sweet, I wondered about what you said too...the level in the top tank is just where you said it should be now.
I added to the overflow to about mid level.. Seems to run at 180 or slightly lower now unless I'm climbing a long grade. Did that this afternoon...maybe a 10 mile grade from 1800' to 2500 ft. It got up to about 195 but cooled right down once I got level... Top speed on that run was 60 but I slowed to 50 when I noticed how fast I was going... I still have the 4.11 rear end. | | |
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