Re: T-stat to drill a hole or not to drill a hole?
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Originally Posted by Stocker
Ahhhh, too late, I have already drilled the hole and replaced the t-stat. I did check it in a pan last year when I flushed the system and put in fresh Prestone. I suspect the t-stat is OK because the truck warms up normally and doesn't overheat.
I just came back from a short test drive and the problem persists -- 5/8" heater hose gets hot, but 3/4" hose to radiator stays cool. No flow through the heater core equals no heat from the vents. I suppose there could be air trapped in the heater core and if so, I hope it will work its way out now that there's a hole in the t-stat.
It's just very frustrating because it has never happened before, and I can't seem to figure it out.
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Any Chance there chould be a block in the heater core?
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