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Re: Overheating Ferguson TO-30
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Posted by Greg D. on June 23, 2001 at 10:05:31 from (209.240.221.72):
In Reply to: Overheating Ferguson TO-30 posted by Larry on June 22, 2001 at 19:43:37:
While I won`t argue the fact of timing causing an overheat problem, the fact that it "fired right up" leads me to believe the timing isn`t very far off. Had it been working and under a load, might be a different stroy, but sitting idling shouldn`t cause a problem. Sounds really stupid to ask, but is the thermostat installed in the proper direction? Just because the head was repaired by a local "expert" doesn`t mean there isn`t a problem with it getting combustion into the cooling system. Might be worth while to check for combustion in the radiator. Just a few thoughts to consider. Good luck!!!!!!!!!
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