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    1. #12
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      Apr 2007
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      Quote Originally Posted by AM.MSCL View Post
      I have also found that I do not have the lower baffle plate that goes between the front lower valance and the radiator support. I am not having a heating driving around; I have not had to sit still in traffic longer then a normal light yet. Sitting at one cycle of a light has not produce any heat issues. Now driving the car on the highway for 15 miles with engine spinning at 3000 rpms will cause the temp to slow get to just under the 210 mark. It will drop back to 190-195 when I get back to normal street driving where the rpms are 2000 or less.
      Pontiacs are notorious for running a little hot. Sounds like that is pretty normal. What engine rear end are you running. You might try a lower thermostat.



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