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garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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1. ...radiator fans are thermostat controlled and should not just come on with key turn.

Many Panteras have the fans wired to come on with the ignition (this is how mine is). They didn't come that way, but often times people have done this when a thermo-switch has failed on the road, or just to help with cooling.

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2. A trip to an auto store - NAPA - should source an appropriate brass hex-head plug for that hole.

Install a drain petcock instead. This will allow you to easily drain only the top half of your cooling system instead of the entire system, which is handy if you ever want to change your thermostat or water pump, or remove the heads for any kind of valve work/service.

And everything else Larry said... All good advice!

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5/28/0812:29 PM

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