Not all are perfect.
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Cargo Master
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Not all are perfect.
A guy I work with is having troubles with his chevy. Is there a website similar to this one that he could use.
He just had a rebuilt motor put in his truck and still has an overheating issue. Yes it is a different engine. The mechanic reused the radiator without recoring or replacing. The other motor had same problem. I say the issue lies in the rad.
So for future reference is there an alter site that I can send these unbelievers of the mighty blue oval to use.
He just had a rebuilt motor put in his truck and still has an overheating issue. Yes it is a different engine. The mechanic reused the radiator without recoring or replacing. The other motor had same problem. I say the issue lies in the rad.
So for future reference is there an alter site that I can send these unbelievers of the mighty blue oval to use.
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Not all are perfect.
Not to take up Ken's space but tell him to have the radiator rodded and replace the heater core. I had similar problems, flushed the radiator, back flushed, etc and it still ran hot. Had the radiator rodded and solved all problems.
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Not all are perfect.
That's what I told him to do. I just wanted to know if there was a similar site to use for our uneducated brethern of the bowtie to use. Thanks for the answers. 
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