Part of it is rite part is not,,, guess i had a bad day forgive me,,, I got to remember I am not dealing with professionals here,,, I don't belong with either group,,, I know i would git more free beer iffin I would keep my trap shut and go with the flow,,, 160,180,212 all them numbers mean sum'n,,, to most it don't,,, gotta remember i werk wif'em every day, most don't.

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Colin King

12-01-2007 20:08:04

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Re: Bruce's List in reply to Hobo,NC, 12-01-2007 19:36:31

Hobo - don't shoot the messenger ... I can't take credit for that document. I think Bruce did a great job on it. It's been mighty helpful.

Yes, those numbers mean something. I'm sure folks would like to hear what you, as a professional mechanic, understand them as. Myself included. This board is for teaching and being taught.

Have a good night, my friend! Unfortunately it's too late for another beer.

Colin

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Bruce (VA)

12-02-2007 07:23:08

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Re: Bruce's List in reply to Colin King, 12-01-2007 20:08:04

Tnx Colin.

Hobo, please enlighten us. 212* F. is the boiling point of water at sea level. 160* F. is the temp at which the OEM N thermostat opens. 180* F. is the temp at which an aftermarket t-stat opens, effectively raising the operating temp of the engine by 20* F. What do the numbers mean to you?

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