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01-29-2003, 08:15 AM
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Your temperature sending unit might bad. It can also be an electrical problem. My temp needle use to climb a bit when I turned on my headlights. Does that stove trick really work? I thought that the pressure created by the heat of the closed system pushed open the diaphram connected to the thermostat spring. Boiling water in a open pan will give you the heat, but not the pressure.
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