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Here's about the best info on getting your B to run cooler.
https://www.custompistols.com/cars/articles/cooling.htm
https://www.custompistols.com/cars/articles/cooling.htm
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B's running very hot
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I'd put my money on a sticky thermostat.
I tried running without the belt driven fan after I installed an electric add on leaving the belt on to drive the water pump and it ran above normal so I reinstalled the fan and things were back to normal. I still have the electric mostly for when I am in traffic on those almost 100 degree days.
BOb
I tried running without the belt driven fan after I installed an electric add on leaving the belt on to drive the water pump and it ran above normal so I reinstalled the fan and things were back to normal. I still have the electric mostly for when I am in traffic on those almost 100 degree days.
BOb