Reply to "Overflow tank"

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quote:
Originally posted by Rob Borruso:

Do you have an air bleed line coming from your radiator back to the swirl tank?

Yes. a -4 line runs from both corners of the radiator to a t in the front then to the vacant water temp sender boss in the swirl tank.

I did this 20 some odd years ago. It was the Ford remedy to bleeding air from the system and is in one of the Tech Bulletins issued when the Pantera was still being warrantied by Ford.

I think it works well while others claim it fixed nothing.

The other thing I did as far as the gauge goes is the original Veglia gauges were changed out in favor of VDO as well as the senders. Now at least the senders match the gauges. At least VDO agrees what the water temperature actually is at that spot.

1/13/1510:42 AM

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