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Posted by Tom in TN on June 24, 2007 at 21:49:22 from (4.152.159.5):
In Reply to: ford running hot posted by clewis on June 24, 2007 at 17:47:47:
clewis, I have a Ford 2000 gas that had a problem with overheating. I did all of the common things - flushed radiator multiple times, removed thermostat, tested for compression leaks, adjusted timing, added "cooling" additives to water, replaced radiator cap, etc. I finally pulled the radiator and took it to a radiator shop to have it "boiled" out. The guy said it was plugged too badly to fix it. I put in a new radiator and it has been absolutely perfect ever since. Good luck with yours, Tom in TN
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