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Re: Mechanical question
How a thermostat works:
The thermostat is a device that regulates coolant flow thru the cooling system of the engine, by mechanically opening and closing depending on the heat. Different thermostats open and close at different temperatures, so if the car is always running hot, you can try putting in a thermostat that opens at a lower temperature to allow more coolant flow. Assuming that is the only reason the car is running hotter, that will solve your problem.
Just ask for one that opens five or ten degrees lower than the current one, they are cheap as chips anyway.
Hope that helps you somewhat.
Regards, Tim
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