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    Overheating after Thermostat Change out

    Took the thermostat that I had tested out. Ran cool. Who would of thought the good one I tested would work once. Getting a Mr. Gasket 180 tomorrow.
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    Proper Refillinh method?

    Thanks everyone!
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    Proper Refillinh method?

    After a Radiator flush and water pump change what is the proper way to refill the cooling system to ensure it's full throughout the engine?
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    Overheating after Thermostat Change out

    Thermostat was changed just for the heck of updating (car would start running hot on medium trips 30miles+). Worst mistake ever. I would believe it to of been the original or at least last replaced before 1984 when my Gpa parked the car. After a few returns to the auto store I got a 180 that...
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    Overheating after Thermostat Change out

    Alright. Changed the Water Pump, Have a Working Thermostat in it. DIDNT HELP! :wack: I believe its the Radiator. After Installing the new pump, Re-Filling up the Rad, Starting up the car I had No Flow or ANY of the radiator fluid level drop (to make up for the fluid I lost) Thanks for you...
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    Overheating after Thermostat Change out

    Okay. Replaced the 195 with a 180 thermo (which I tested first and it worked) It sorta kinda fixed the heat issue. Instead of it running around 90% on the stock gauge its now in the 50-75%. Originally it only ran in about 25-40 range. What gives? Is 50-75 normal and or Okay? Thanks so far...
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    Overheating after Thermostat Change out

    Installed a new Duralast Thermostat #15479 in my 1968 Plymouth Barracuda 318 5.2L First time taking it out - High Heat (temp gauge 90%) almost 1 minute into the trip. Never overheated before this. I was just Updating parts due to this being the Original thermostat. :banghead: The new...
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