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RE: 460 CID overheating problem

By Rick - 04/07/2004 12:20:34 AM; IP 66.90.196.54

Charlie,
engine is old, I just bought the truck so I don't know if it always did this.
Thermstat is new,, new Holley carb
What do you mean about timing??
the temp rise is alway at a steady 3000 RPM cruising on the highway.

Under a load, accelerating thru the gears, the engine seems to die about 3200 rpm when
either pulling a trailer or just in a hurry.

Thanks,
Ricik

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