Reply to "Oil Temp and Coolant Temp"

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FWIW, as for installing the water temp sensor in the water pump heater hose boss, I am a little uneasy about that since that area seems sensitive to cavitation, and a mix of water & bubbles will not give a true temp reading. If cavitation occurs, it will likely be at higher rpms, so since our Cleveland temp woes are usually at low speeds, maybe this is a needless fear. But if I was to do this, I'd certainly find a location away from the pump impeller.

11/25/0311:05 AM

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