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Old 02-23-2002, 08:26 AM   #1
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the only thing i need to correct was the typo.... i am runnig approx 10/90 coolant/water and no it does not overflow......
It was a very important typo. Thank you for setting the record straight.

If it's not overflowing, how are you determining that you have a problem? Is your temp gauge an aftermarket gauge or stock? Mechanical or electric? Your radiator cap should permit an overflow if your coolant temp gets too hot. I'm not trying to argue with you, I'm trying to help you. Your two threads on this have been kind of sketchy on info. We're neighbors, let's figure this out.

Take care,
-Chris

P.S. Since you are so close, you might want to try calling Jim Baker (ask for Baker) at Hawaii Racing in Simi Valley (583-8880) after 9am, for any parts you need.
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