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Old 03-08-2015, 03:36 PM   #26
rickpilgrim
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Re: 89 Silverado 350: overheating or faulty temp sensor?

Yes, lazy timing does effect operating tempature, and yes if your rpm is to low the fan may not be moving enough air to cool it. Before you go taking the shroud off get your timing and tuning done first, then if you have a problem start checking everything else
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