In a message dated 5/15/01 9:07:38 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
Robert.Latham@Sun.COM writes:
> Now it consistenty runs at 190+, okay so its abit
> warmer out here and 5600ft higher elevation but
>
Robert,
IMHO the answer to this part of your question is *NO*...this is not a real
problem. Water boils at 212, more like 230 with a pressurized system. So
190 should not be a problem. Many people run 190 thermostats in other cars.
Your engine may even run a little better at this temperature.
Try the "water wetter" before you go modifying your cooling system.
Of course, running at 190 gives you less buffer if you do develope a
problem...
R Houston
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