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View Poll Results: 180 degree or 195 degree thermostat?
180 77 83.70%
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Old 11-11-2017, 11:43 AM
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I see that a lot in Phoenix, even on not so hot days. Mid 80's now this time of year with Goodguys next week. Every time I attend that show with 2,000+ cars, it's a log jamb when it comes time to leave. It never fails, I always see several high dollar cars that can't even idle in traffic when it's just 80 degrees outside. They pull out of line and puke coolant. Something seriously wrong with those cooling systems if a car can't simply idle in 80 degree weather for 10-15 minutes or so. But, it's common for people to spend 10's of thousands of dollars on cosmetics, paint, interior, but drop the ball on their tune up and/or cooling system making the car unreliable.

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Old 11-11-2017, 11:45 AM
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Yeah, no kidding, can't idle for 10 min without having to shoulder, there's something wrong there.

I like rowing gears just like the next guy, but these days, I lean more towards autos. Guess I'm just getting old!

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