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Old 03-31-2006, 04:28   #1 (permalink)
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Overheating prob

hello folks!

i am having an overheating problem with my 86 4.9l inkline6.

Things ive checked:
water pump is circulating
bypassed heater core because of leak
new thermostat
clutch fan does spin
coolant level is fine.

the thermostat appears to be functioning properly. should i assume that if the thermostat moves than it is fine and i didnt get a faulty one? also the engine will stay cool if i take out the thermostat and re-mount the housing.

Can i use the thermostat removal as a temporary fix for the prob? or am i creating more problems by doing so? The main prob is when i drive the truck temp is fine but when i stop it overheats. haynes says something about pully belts but they look fine as well. Please help.

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Grant Christiansen
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