Posted by BigTone on November 06, 2012 at 12:14:00 from (67.248.253.150):
I pulled the thermostat and its installed correctly, I checked the thermostat in boiling water and it completly opened by 180 degrees. I checked the temp gauge and that looks to be good.
I'm guessing i should pull the water pump to check and see if the impeller is moving? how would I do that, its brand new...The old one had 2 springs in the front of the pump and the new one had holes but no springs, should I have taken the old ones off and put it on the new one? Here is a stock pic of the one i bought...
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