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From: Albuquerque, NM
Originally Posted by akdoggie
Drill.....you need to keep the 192-195 stat for all the sensors to read correctly. If you don't, you can throw codes or make the PCM compensate with more fuel, etc. Gates does make 170 and 180 and 205 degree stats that fit our engines. I'm partial to the 195.
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Originally Posted by akdoggie
White....is the $400 part of your closing costs or something extra in Utah?
Drill....calcium/oxidation build up in aluminum radiators sure does cut down their cooling effectiveness. This is why I went to the radiator first. In your case, you had the least of the cooling possibilities, so any restrictions would cause the temps to go up and up. Hope this fixes your problem (I'm sure it will, lol).
Drill....calcium/oxidation build up in aluminum radiators sure does cut down their cooling effectiveness. This is why I went to the radiator first. In your case, you had the least of the cooling possibilities, so any restrictions would cause the temps to go up and up. Hope this fixes your problem (I'm sure it will, lol).
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Inspector said the roof needs redone in the next 2 years.... counter offer will be sent.
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Right. The majority of home purchase contracts will call out a home inspection as a contingency on the sale. When they want it isn't always the same. White is most likley finalizing the purchase contingency/agreement, could be for the insurance co or perhaps this inspection is for himself.
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The loan I am doing actually does not require a home inspection. I think only FHA requires that now. I did it more for me than anything. Utah also requires the purchase of a one year home warranty (seller buys for the buyer) with the home sale. I got a new furnace out of my warranty on my current house when I bought it.
98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
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From: MI
The loan I am doing actually does not require a home inspection. I think only FHA requires that now. I did it more for me than anything. Utah also requires the purchase of a one year home warranty (seller buys for the buyer) with the home sale. I got a new furnace out of my warranty on my current house when I bought it.
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Originally Posted by white89gt
The loan I am doing actually does not require a home inspection. I think only FHA requires that now. I did it more for me than anything. Utah also requires the purchase of a one year home warranty (seller buys for the buyer) with the home sale. I got a new furnace out of my warranty on my current house when I bought it.
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Originally Posted by akdoggie
The cooler out of the 6.0 and 6.4 are very good and will bolt right in where yours is. If they can handle diesel power, they'll certainly handle a gas engine.
I looked at a 6.0 cooler but wasn't aware they bolt right up. That'll probably be the way to go. Hey, what's the deal with trans lines going to the radiator and to an aux cooler? Is the trans more of a warm up the fluid type thing? Sorry I'm not too familiar with how it works.