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Liquid IS a better cooling medium than air,{Especially inside a cooling system that is designed to contain liquid. } <G> In a cooling system that's not all that big to start with, cups

Here's where I'm at. When I put the 160 thermostat in it helped. It seemed to open at the right time and cooled the engine a little. However, in just a few minutes the gauge showed the engine hot

Here are the specs for opening http://mightymo.org/cgi-bin/i/images/pg214.jpg Ric -. Toledo, Ohio Home of the World Famous Jeep? http://MightyMo.org 1948 - CJ2A L134 - #149488 - Mighty

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And it wouldn't hurt to verify the thermostat is opening properly either... David '50 4WD Pickup

John Francis <mrkringles@...> wrote: I was able to hold on to the large hoses without burning my hand. I could keep my hand on the top of the radiator for about 3 seconds before it became

Hi Alex, MB's came with the recessed headlights in the grill so it is all probable that the previous owner, or one of the previous owners changed it over to a civi grill. One of the jeep dealerships

Ah yes John, always nice to verify the data is accurate. Ric -. Toledo, Ohio Home of the World Famous Jeep? http://MightyMo.org 1948 - CJ2A L134 - #149488 - Mighty Mo 1948 - CJ2A L134 - #156174

What a 64 year old vehicle without all original parts? Say it isn't so! OK enough for that. I don't think the MBs ever had a CJ grill as delivered to the military. Normally the grill is the last

If it's working properly the cooling system should allow you to idle all day long without over heating. Put a thermometer in the radiator and check to see if the coolant is really getting as hot as

The engine should be able to idle in the drive with no problem. Is there a radiator shroud in there? Ric -. Toledo, Ohio Home of the World Famous Jeep? http://MightyMo.org 1948 - CJ2A L134

hello, i just found and bought a 44' jeep. runs great. but has a few quirks i'm not too sure about. the most obvious is that the headlights are not recessed. they look like cj lights. was this ever

My buddy who owns a local garage had a 180 and gave it to me to try. It didn't open before the needle pegged. I then went to a Napa store that is 5 minutes away and he had a 160 on his shelf. I

John It looks like $7 at AutoZone http://tinyurl.com/2vktue Ric -. Toledo, Ohio Home of the World Famous Jeep? <http://MightyMo.org> http://MightyMo.org 1948 - CJ2A L134 - #149488 -

Thanks Ric, I order one Monday. John Vehicle

(I sent this yesterday but it didn't go through Yahoo's great service. RMc) John, While you have it out drill an 1/8" hole in the flange to allow air to bubble out. When you first fill with

John, That sounds about right to me. I think I would still put a 160? thermostat in there. Ric -. Toledo, Ohio Home of the World Famous Jeep? http://MightyMo.org 1948 - CJ2A L134 -

Early this morning I removed the thermostat completely. After running for about 10 minutes I could feel heat on the top of the radiator so I knew water was circulating now. The needle on my

That's a great idea as just two days ago it took me 2 hours or so and a skinned up knuckle just to install that very bolt! John

Martin hello: I got a bolt that was about 2 to 3 inches longer than the original bolt. Next, I placed a nut on the bolt at about one inch from the threaded end. I then brazed or welded, I can't