Reply to "Some good...some bad! It passed the MoT test ... But it over heated on the way home."

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he temp gauge went straight to 200 degrees...The block is still slightly warm but not 200 degrees

Dean,

have you confirmed the temp sensor is located in the block? The stock location was - incorrectly - in the pressure tank.

Most have now been moved to the front of the block, but some may still be in that tank, which works fine until the water level falls below the sensor, gives a false air temp reading and allows your engine to self-destruct with no water.

Larry

6/24/1512:51 PM

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