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over heating
hi all
can any one give me a idear what could be the problem
i over heated in the last winter so i took out the thermostate and was fine ,but it seems to over heat when i go above 60 mph ,the engine is a 1275 mg lump fuel consumtion ant to bad but seen a better over 270 miles on fullish tank
i have flushed the system i leave the heating on all the time but she still over heats tonight it did it as well.but lost a little bit of water once i switched the engine off .
it has a standard carb
no water in oil or oil in water
in fact the oil is very clean (change it every 6 months as its free )\
it has coolant in it .
so any idears would be grate as i would like to drive a bit above 60 once in a while
cheers all
chris
can any one give me a idear what could be the problem
i over heated in the last winter so i took out the thermostate and was fine ,but it seems to over heat when i go above 60 mph ,the engine is a 1275 mg lump fuel consumtion ant to bad but seen a better over 270 miles on fullish tank
i have flushed the system i leave the heating on all the time but she still over heats tonight it did it as well.but lost a little bit of water once i switched the engine off .
it has a standard carb
no water in oil or oil in water
in fact the oil is very clean (change it every 6 months as its free )\
it has coolant in it .
so any idears would be grate as i would like to drive a bit above 60 once in a while
cheers all
chris
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Another possibility is furred up water galleries between the block and the head.


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