Mopar1973Man
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Another tip. Always remove the thermostat from the head. This allows for a complete refill of the block and head space, so there are no hot spots or trapped air bubbles. Always drive the truck till the thermostat opens and then closes again by seeing the temperature of the coolant rise above the set point of the thermostat at least 10*F more. Then it should drop sharply to just below the closing temperature. This should purge the remaining air from the system. Just check the coolant level in the morning after it has completely cooled off again.
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TIP When the coolant exceeds 225°F the cluster will slam the needle to 240°F and trip the check gages light and chime. Since you never seen the Check Gages light you are fine. No worse I was out a few years ago firewood cutting. Lost all the power steering fluid. I had ATF+4 in my toolbox I refilled with ATF+4 and finished the day and came home to flush that all out again. 504k miles still going. Being out of a fluid is bad but replace with the wrong fluid can be better than no fluid at all. Just choose wisely.
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My adventure of having a second run at bladder cancer and going back and forth to chemo treatments and surgeries. "Titanium" the character, kept me going and helped me with depression and stress of the idea I might not make it. I've made several new friends and found a new way to enjoy life as I continue to dress up and do my Titanium makeup. I'm always taking my adventure out into the public and share my artwork with everyone!
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