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ALB

@IndianBob- Was the sending unit for the cylinder head temp gauge in the fins or actually under the spark plug? If just in the fins (some guys will bolt it down to the fuel injection boss and call it good. I realize 356 heads don't have fi bosses) I'm not surprised you got the results you did. The fuel injection boss (or anywhere else) is great if you want to know when the engine is warmed up (that's all it's function is) but under the spark plug is the only place you can get close enough to the combustion chamber to actually tell what's happening in there RIGHT NOW.

And yeah, if you've had the engine in there with the cooler and filter like that for 30 years it must be fine. How many miles a year do you put on it? Al

8/4/171:53 PM

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