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Re: Clogged Cat And Operating Temperature

by "-->> T.G. Lambach <<--" <"T.G. Lambach at NoHamorSpamcomcast.ne May 4, 2008 at 09:50 AM

A "clogged" CAT will stop the motor; yours isn't clogged - perhaps 
ineffective (depends on the state emissions test) bu not clogged.

OK, the new radiator may well be the reason for the temperature rise.

Burning a bit of oil, IMHO, would not noticeably raise the operating 
temperature.

Dilute coolant has a lower specific heat capacity than 50/50 mixture; 
another possibility.

Given these possibilities I'd count the replacement radiator's tubes vs. 
OEM and question the heat dissipating core material vs. the OEM.
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 6 Posts in Topic:
Clogged Cat And Operating Temperature
Bill Schmidt <schmidt@  2008-05-03 09:02:36 
Re: Clogged Cat And Operating Temperature
"Tiger" <tig  2008-05-03 09:49:30 
Re: Clogged Cat And Operating Temperature
"-->> T.G. Lam  2008-05-03 17:22:23 
Re: Clogged Cat And Operating Temperature
Bill Schmidt <schmidt@  2008-05-04 10:17:16 
Re: Clogged Cat And Operating Temperature
"-->> T.G. Lam  2008-05-04 09:50:57 
Re: Clogged Cat And Operating Temperature
"Tiger" <tig  2008-05-04 16:03:12 

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