Date:         Mon, 20 Dec 1999 23:14:47 EST
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From:         Brad Spear <SSGSPEAR@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Engine temperature in winter
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O.K., it's -37C.  I wasn't too far off for just taking a guess!

Brad Spear
Burnsville, Minnesota (Where we finally got snow and a -13F or so predicted
for a low tonight, -1F right now.)
'72 Westy (Way too cold for this one!)
'87 Syncro GL (Minus one forward gear)

In a message dated 20-12-99 16:30:59 PM Central Standard Time,
gbrandt@RUBICON.NET writes:

> > You might still want to consider a stuck thermostat.  Mine has always
gone
> to
>  > the normal area even at -35F (what is that about -33C?)
>
>  -35F is more like -37C
>
>  Gregor

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