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The intake leak could be causing a lean mixture at RPM (driving) which will produce extra heat.

As mentioned earlier, closely check the 90 deg hose that attaches to the water pump inlet. This hose can collapse as the flow of coolant increases with engine RPM, especially with a high volume water pump. This is the reason that some molded radiator hoses have a spring inside. You might go to your local auto parts store & buy a hose (of the same diameter) that has a spring in it. Remove the spring & insert it into the Pantera hose.

11/29/088:40 PM

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