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quote:
my coolant system not pressurizing properly causing higher temps.

Pressured or not, the temp should be the same.

What the pressure mostly does is adjust the boiling point, not how hot it runs.

Just what symptoms are you having that leads to to say 'higher temps'?? Are your gauges stock? Does the car boil over when you stop? Does it make any funny noises, steam or such?

High temps in a Pantera is often just sort of a given, not necessarily a problem needing fixing.

And is your car now running a 427? More details would be helpful?

Larry

6/22/082:31 PM

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