would i be ok with just getting a stock replacement radiator?
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Thread: Cars getting hot
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05-19-08, 07:14 PM #11Senior Member
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05-19-08, 09:00 PM #12Senior Member
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electric fan or fan clutch? either way make sure its functioning properly.
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05-19-08, 09:25 PM #13Super Moderator
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Get a Fluidyne, and yes make sure your fan is coming on high
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05-21-08, 01:29 PM #14Junior Member
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Since your car did not start then ran poorly after it was hot, I would check the timing too. It may be a few degrees too advanced. My old 5.0 would get too hot, not want to stop when I turned the ignition off, then not want to start when hot....if the timing was 2 degrees too advanced.
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