Thread: cooling proplems
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10-16-2007 10:00 AM #16
Good points, Eliot...
I figure if you're too far advanced you'll have more problems than just running hot A few degrees too retarded can raise temperatures significantly, a few more can light up your headers like the kitchen stove... With the timing just right, most all the energy goes into moving the piston leaving less energy in the form of heat to get rid of...
-Chris
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10-16-2007 01:27 PM #17
cooling problems
I have same problem with or without the hood. I'm running a 32 hood with louvers. I've played with the timing with and with out vacuum advance. Eliot I call Walker Radiator and talked to Wendell Walker about the fan you were talking about.The fan will fit.I'm going to try it and send back the cobra radiator. I let all of you know how thing come out thanks very much for your time and help. Leon
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10-16-2007 01:51 PM #18
Originally Posted by Leon Weathers
I'd still be curious to know what a heat gun measures on your engine/radiator and if your temp sensor is located in the head or the intake.Last edited by Eliot Ness; 10-16-2007 at 06:44 PM.
John
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10-16-2007 03:52 PM #19
cooling problem
Its in the intake.I have shot it with a gun but don't remember the numbers. This problem been going on for several years. Thanks, Leon
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12-02-2007 09:05 AM #20
cooling problem update
The new cooling components fan would not fit needed 2 inches of clearence at water pump pulley and I had only 1 and half inches. Looks like I can try moving the 4 core Walker radiator foward and build shrould and buy a new hood or put the Walker 3 core cobra with air in and take my chances. The bad thing is it will be July before I know if it all work. Thanks, for all the help Leon
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12-02-2007 04:02 PM #21
cooling problems
Denny,The timing is off got to put the timing tape on to check the advance. The initial timing is set on 10 degrees. I've made a few pictures but can't figure how to down load or paste to this site. I don't know if it makes a difference but I run Evans coolant with flowkooler water pump and march high flow pulleys. It take the engine about 15 minutes for thermostat to open on 80 degree day. Thanks Leon
Getting closer on this project. What a lot of work!
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