That makes sense to me. Maybe get a piece of cardboard that is big enough to block the entire radiator and cut a hole out in the middle so the airflow will pass over the clutch fan unit and a little more. So it's pulling the air right out of the middle.

 

Just replaced thermostat,and man I forgot how hot the heater got. Used to run in between the low mark and the n in normal. Now it is on the r. Now while I was in there I seen oil at the bottom of the turbo and on the ebpv rod. Time to do a search on tubo rebuild. Thanks for the help fellas.

 

stock thermostat for the obs is a 203 stat!!! also the napa stat is a 203 and the stat sold on the site you guy were talking about is for the superduty unless they have gotten another one in for the obs. they are different. i guess i will go see if they have them now for the obs.

stroker glad to hear that your problems are fixed!

 

ok so i checked the site and its 96 and up that have the cold stat in them. but if you truck in a 94.5 you may have the wrong stat if thats the one you got.

 

mine was doing the same...thans to cookie i unplgged the plug right below the compressor side of turbo and no more leaky......its the plug for the ebpv actuator..hope this helps.

 

1994 1/2 Stroker have you noticed an increase in your mileage with the new thermostat??

 

Sorry Fordguy I havent gotten to drive it since sat night on the test drive. It will probably be two weeks before I can go through enough fuel to check.