Reply to "Overheating problems with my Pantera"

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You are running a EFI system. How does the O2 sensor look? Are you running in a good range where the engine is not too lean nor too rich? From experience, too lean will cause a engine to run hot real quick, less of a problem of sightly over rich. EFI's are a bitch to figure out, but once you have them dialed in, they earn their weight in gold.

The traffic in Sydney is killer. Sitting for a long time will jackup the heat in the engine. Open roads are best. But with a decent running engine and good coolant system you should have no problems.

9/17/069:48 PM

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