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Posted by Ken-in-K on April 23, 2007 at 07:19:11 from (66.38.32.120):
Use my motorhome to attend some tractor shows ,it's a 1978 model Chrysler V/8 Class A 3/4 ton chassis , 24,000 original miles, looking towards the front , the right rear cylinder area gets extremely hot , I know this because at one time it cracked the exh manifold, can't figure why only part of the engine gets this hot, even driving short distances , All things being equal , what heat range of s/plug would normally be used, and does this have any effect on engine temperature , the temp gauge does show anything abnormal.
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