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I am new to the forum and I'm looking for some advice on engine over heating problems. I have just bought a 1944 Ford V3000s 3T truck (German army WWII). It has a V8 fitted which is post war as the seller wrecked the original engine by running it with the wrong oil. After runningte truck for about 10-15 mins I find that the operating temp rises above operating and results in the radiator just empting itself - with steam every where ad I cant pinpoint where the steam is coming from. Any suggestions on what I should check for?
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check your thermostat first but sounds like the radiator might be plugged a local radiator shop shoud be able to boil it out and check it for leaks ive had a few rare cases where the inpeller came loose from the shaft on the water pump.
Hi I am UK London based also new here and have recently aquired a V3000s a Cologne built 1943 model - has any one have any photos of the wooden rear bodywork? I could use some help with detail here. My lorry is complete but has no rear body, also has anyone any idea as to the timber used, Oak or ash?
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