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From: indy
Ok i put a Ford tstat in it and no change it still gets hot could something be blocked off in my engine or maybe what seems like a good water pump is bad but i really think there is something blocked in the oil cooler or the block how could I fix this
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Originally Posted by jimwilsonmasonry
Okay, I put a Ford thermostat in it and there are no changes. It still gets hot. Could something be blocked off in my engine? Maybe what seems like a good water pump is bad, but I really think there is something that is blocked in the oil cooler or the block. How could I fix this?
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For reference, here is a picture of my old thermostat and water pump combination and my new thermostat and water pump combination.
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might be time to have your rad rotted mine had 6 inch os crud in the bottom when I had it done. well worth it.
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Has anyone been able to tell if the OP's issue started before or after his initial thermostat replacement? Inductive reasoning would suggest that he probably replaced the thermostat in an attempt to cure the overheating issue, but I can't find where it says one way or the other. It's sort of important with troubleshooting this to know.
See, if it was going on before he replaced the thermostat, then he's effectively eliminated the thermostat as a possible cause of the problem. However, if he replaced the thermostat and the issue arose only after the replacement, that would suggest that the thermostat is the cause here.
See, if it was going on before he replaced the thermostat, then he's effectively eliminated the thermostat as a possible cause of the problem. However, if he replaced the thermostat and the issue arose only after the replacement, that would suggest that the thermostat is the cause here.
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I wonder what the condition of the OP's radiator is? Maybe it needs to be washed and combed out?
I've had mine pretty hot before towing... I've never heard of a PSD boiling the water before.
I've had mine pretty hot before towing... I've never heard of a PSD boiling the water before.
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From: indy
Ok my radiator seems to flow very well but my water pump doesn't seem to be pumping very much water I am pretty sure that is my problem now at least I'm hoping it is and that's why if I drive it nice and slow and don't go over 50 mph it won't get that hot but if i drive hard at all or 70 on the interstate it gets very hot could that be my issue
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