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Old 03-26-2004, 12:23 AM   #3
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Default Clogged radiator

My car did this repeatedly. Each time it was a clogged radiator which originated from the sediment in the block/heads. I now use a 4 row, Edelbrock water pump, 14" puller fan, 16"pusher fan, and a Shelby front valance.

When chronic overheating occurs, I'm thinking of rodding out the radiator to unclog it (there are filters to keep the crud out of the radiator), but I've never used one.

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