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Janicholson

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Tremendous thanks for the Visit this morning. What a great way to start the new year. My wife had a great time as well. May the new year be blessed with success.
An item, of sorts, was let slip through the proverbial cracks. As we were heading into the shop, you indicated a desire to get my opinion on something. Looking at Ackerman Steering geometry snared our progress. Can you describe the topic or was it a visual? Jim
 
It was a visual item on the 'hotrod' F-12.Some kind of extra 'sender'/switch on the upper t-stat housing.Is it a on/off switch for an electric Fan?Had another question on water/cooling flow.If you have time,stop by tommorrow morning.Call if you want.We had a GREAT time as well!Thank you so much for comming by!Great start to a new year.Steve & Susan.
 
We bugged out down 92 (very nice views) and are in Fairview this evening. I forgot which engine series (or what it is out of?
The area near the water outlet is most likely the coolant temp sensor. One for sure way is to heat it up in a pan while checking its resistance. if it goes from on to off at about 210F it is fan control. if it changes resistance in a linear fashion with the temp rise it is hooked to the CPU, or the dash temp gauge. I'll be on line some, so get back. Jim
 
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