Reply to "Engine Heat"

blue72Member

I didnt bleed the cooling system. I was anxious to hear the motor roar, was primarly only checking out my recent carb build. My after thought was that i should have done a thorough cooling system inspection so that after i got it fired i could work on the idle and tuning with out worrying about my heat. I will investigate the location of the thermostat and make sure i have the correct 351C 160 or 180 thermostat. If it is on the engine block is this a difficult job? I assume it would be easiest to do through the access pannel on the fire wall.

7/30/1212:01 PM

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