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Don

08-09-2003 18:55:38




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My DC is overheating. Where is the thermostat located? Temperature gauge was Ok, but it was spewing water and steam at the radiator.




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Jim M

08-11-2003 19:10:40




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 Re: DC Thermostat in reply to Don, 08-09-2003 18:55:38  
Sorry DON I meant to post a response to the above VAC question



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Jim M

08-10-2003 17:37:43




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 Re: DC Thermostat in reply to Don, 08-09-2003 18:55:38  
You might check Pounds Motor Company in central Florida. They may have some VAC stuff around. Talk to Herbert Pounds. I bought a motor for my DC from them. I'm in LaBelle Florida. My dad and I pull Case tractors in Florida and have pulled a couple times in Lake City when they had pulls.



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John Saeli

08-10-2003 10:09:46




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 Re: DC Thermostat in reply to Don, 08-09-2003 18:55:38  
Hey Don; You said 2 different things there. You said the ole girl was overheating but that the temp guage was OK. Does that mean the temp was normal? 180 or lower? If that is the case then you have other things going on. Cracked sleeve? Blown head gasket? Plugged radiator not letting coolant flow?



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Don

08-10-2003 12:17:47




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 Re: Re: DC Thermostat in reply to John Saeli, 08-10-2003 10:09:46  
John, I am considering all options. Just bought the DC at an auction. The fan, water pump, etc appear to have been removed and repainted in great detail. I am wondering if the pevious owner may have put the thermostat in backward or if one is even in the cooling system. The pump seems tight, but does sqeal at high RPM. Thanks for your suggestion.



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Paul f

08-10-2003 07:35:06




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 Re: DC Thermostat in reply to Don, 08-09-2003 18:55:38  
At the radiator end of the elbow at the top of the radiator(bottom of the upper tank) Thermostats are still available from Case/IH



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