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Old 06-09-2004, 12:27 PM   #1
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Well, if there was air in the coolant system, the temp would spike and drop but it stays constant. You guys are right and the temp sender wouldnt just _happen_ to go at the same time as my tinkering. This leaves 2 things:

1. the sealer plugged my radiator (or glued my thermostat shut)
2. I had "leaned" the mixture back to almost stoich from CRAZY rich and lowered the idle speed back to stock.

Could radiator flush work here? Should I get another batch and drive around on a double dose for an hour or is there no hope?
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