Reply to "Cooling Dilemna"

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You said that you replaced the hoses so this most likely is not the problem, especially on a Pantera. I had a mustang that did the same thing I found that the bottom radiator hose would collapse when driving the car. I know that the hose entering the water pump on a Pantera is fairly small but it does have a bend and just maybe it could be doing the same. Any way it does seem like you are not getting coolant to the engine at higher speeds. When I had a bad thermostat it even got hot at idle then even more when driven, but my radiator was cool to the touch.

11/11/086:00 AM

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