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Posted by masterdiversteve on June 10, 2006 at 16:25:22 from (71.52.25.201):
My tractor ran hot today twice and I had to shut it down. what could be causing this other than it is 100 degres here? I did put about a half a can of octane booster in the gas to try and clean the fuel system. So I thought it may have been because of the octane that made it run hot. So I drained the gas and put new gas in the tank with no octane booster and it still ran hot. It ran fine a few days ago, and the antifreeze coolant level is full. Dont think that the thermostat is stuck neither. Any advise?
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