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Old 06-30-2009, 08:29 PM
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Default Re: Temp difference w/Aluminum Rads
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Originally Posted by captainwhack View Post
What are you using to determine that you are at that exact temp?
I have a problem where my 2000 4x4 V8 is overheating when pulling a travel trailer during the peak of the heat of day. I would like to quantify how much more the coolant is heating up.
You should also mention that you have SC on your truck and your trailer is 26'-0" long. I know those details make a big difference, since SC is running very close to cooling capacity as it is. With big trailer its a must to have bigger radiator.
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