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Old 10-26-2007, 09:45 AM
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Either low air or coolant flow at idle will cause the temps to go up.

As a test, try increasing idle speed a bit to improve coolant flow. AIr flow will increase slightly too, but I would think coolant flow would improve more.

Did you connect vac advance to manifold vac? It will increase timing and RPM at idle, indicating more efficiency.

George

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