Reply to "Car dies"

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Joe,
What I have found out so far is that I didn't always have a full '12' volts to the MSD box. Sometimes it would drop below 12 volts, just slightly to about 11.7-11.9 and then the car would die. I now have a dedicated 'hot' line from the battery via a relay to the box and I've driven the car 90 miles without incident.
Only problem now is that I drained and resupplied the coolant and now the car is running 30-40 degrees water. I suspect an air bubble in the system (probably in the block). How does one get the air bubble out of the system ? ? ?

8/15/092:37 PM

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