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Yesterday was good day to be out and about looking for birds up here in Ely. Trumpeter Swan, Canada Geese, Greater White-fronted goose, Goldeneye duck and a Red-winged black bird.
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well I think I may have just been over thinking this all but hey with an aluminum motor you can never be too cautious especially when it comes to over heating lol. Everything was fine today, I let it warm up for 15 mins and no issues, and let it go for 15 more and monitored while squeezing the hose and giving a few revs here and there. Then went for a short drive down the highway and all was well. Temp stayed the same, never got hot. And after letting it cool down it purged some more fluid back into the radiator from the over flow. So I may check it periodically to see if it needs a top-off. Even after running for 45 mins the bottom hose never got warm but maybe that's just because the radiator is doing its job? The coolant coming out from the bottom back to the block had cooled off that much it doesnt feel warm any more? @Jeremy airjer W did you drain the the heater core and engine block drains when you did yours? I opted to not do those as I didn't want to mess up that 10mm brass bolt up under the heat shield. How much coolant do you think gets left in the engine if you don't drain those 2? Also did you remove the fan? I opted to keep on the fan in place but removed the rear shroud from the radiator and tucked it up back over the fan. That left just enough room with some wiggling to get the radiator out and carefully drop the new one back in. Pretty easy job to do for the most part as long as you dont over think it lol. Thanks for your help! -
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(Mankind: That word should have new meaning, for all of us today. If you're reading this, let's see your song for the day...
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Broke out the old nordic track skier! Lifting weights. Walking in the woods a couple of times a day.
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