Reply to "Cooling, cooling, cooling"

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Let me add here, although it doesn't create overheating, there are only two temperture senders that are accurate. They are the Ford versions, stamped either Autolite or Motorcraft.

ALL OTHER AFTERMARKET senders are reading 20 degrees hotter then the actual temperature and if you have the 230 gauge, it can peg the dial inaccurately. It doesn't seem to matter who made them? It seems to be an engineering mistake of setting the sender with the wrong data.

All things considered with "cooling issues", this just complicates things and sets you off looking in the wrong places.

6/1/214:27 AM

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