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You will need to do ALL of the reading for yourself if you hope to understand. I cannot think for you.
The thermostat raises pressure inside the block, raising the boiling point. That's an easy one to explain. Some errant logic leads people to...
Google is your friend.
Do you have the weatwithall to read about a thousand pages? A proper understanding of the functions of an automotive cooling system are only more...
No, it is not. I am a now retired Engineer, formerly employed by General Motors, and a third-generation GM Engineer, at-that. I'm not guessing.
Yup.
15 x 10, 3-1/2" backspace. 10 inches is 254mm. The center line is at 127mm. 3-1/2 inches is 88.9mm 127 - 88.9 is 38.1mm. Since subtracted...
That's because it is.
Dodge Red Ram Hemi. In this case, a 270.
I was working on this. [ATTACH] I am calling it done. Nature and engine heat take it from here.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The SBC design is at peak efficiency at 205°F. If no water or steam is coming out, it's not overheating.
Every single listing that I have found says that a GE55 is 7V. As @Johnny Gee says you want a GE53. Those are 12V. They have them at oh oh oh...
Check your voltage regulator.
Wait, did we encounter the same person?!
It's overrated, and only leads to trouble. Best to avoid it.
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