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  1. Dave Baro

    383 water temp

    Thanks Gerald.
  2. Dave Baro

    383 water temp

    Well, I wanted something beyond the idiot lights and ammeter but there’s no good spot on my dash to hang a set of gauges. It just would have ruined the look of the dash. So I found this cheap but effective setup online. I like the hidden mounting. ( I guess this would would work well under the...
  3. Dave Baro

    383 water temp

    Thanks Big John. I just put the hayden clutch in because I couldn’t tell the difference in rotating resistance hot or cold. It’s the heavy duty one I believe (which is the same as putting in a lower temp thermostat I believe. It just starts working a little earlier). I have the fan shroud and...
  4. Dave Baro

    383 water temp

    Thanks Gerald. Appreciate it.
  5. Dave Baro

    383 water temp

    Thanks John. I never heard of using CLR in a cooling system before. Can we be reasonably certain that the CLR will not react in some nefarious way under heat and pressure? Is this similar to what is used when they “boil” out a radiator?
  6. Dave Baro

    383 water temp

    I didn’t know that was hard on a transmission. Good to know. Why is that?I’ve got a replacement aluminum radiator, good hoses, new fan clutch, I’ll try cleaning out the radiator.
  7. Dave Baro

    383 water temp

    Yes, it helps thanks. Just trying to figure out if running above the thermostat temp is normal for these motors.
  8. Dave Baro

    383 water temp

    I know this sounds ignorant (and there are many variables) but what would be a “normal” or acceptable water temp running at 70 mph at an outside air temp of 85-90 degrees? I’m running a 180 degree thermostat and I’m showing between 192 and 200 degrees. (With The AC on it kicks it up around 3...
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