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panteradougMember

The Pantera NEEDS the bipass hole in the water pump. It will be ok on a Mustang but the Pantera system doesn't tolerate it.

What year car is this and what radiator in it?

You need the L radiator with the divided tanks.

If this is an early car, make sure the lower hose has the updated kit to it. The original tends to kink and cause flow problems.

Do you know the history of the engine? It is possible that you have a drag racing block in there where they used the block cement to close up the water passages to strengthen the block.

If you are sure that the cooling system is all ok, then it might just be that there is an internal engine problem?

Hope it's all a simple fix for you. Good luck.

8/5/133:34 AM

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