Reply to "Cannot get my Pantera to cool"

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Originally posted by ItalFord:
Running without a stat will take a long time for the engine to warm up. Once it reaches operating temp it will continue to climb until it pukes. This will occur more quickly if the car is stationary. Just install a new stat and go from there. Since you mentioned that its the original engine and water pump is there a chance there is corrosion in the engine and pump that impedes its performance? Investigate.

The car was put away with inhibitors and during it's "rebirth" as much as possible was inspected and everything looked clean. Short of a tear down I don't know how else to check. Any of the product which has boiled over is clean.

4/27/146:15 AM

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