Posted by 135 Fan on December 11, 2009 at 20:20:49 from (68.149.56.30):
I put a new thermostat in my 2000 Chev 6.0 litre about a year ago because I wasn't getting heat like I used to. I just had the cooling system flushed and, in the shop, the heater would almost burn your hand. I drive down the road and only mildly warm air is coming out and the temp. gauge went down from just under 100C to about 75C. I put in a 188 deg.F Motorad thermostat(only temp. available for 6.0 litres) and am wondering if it might not be working right? I had an 87 Ford Ranger that only OEM thermostats worked properly. Could the 6.0 litre be the same kind of deal? It used to cook you out. Now if I put the switch to max I only get cold air. Any other ideas? Thanks. Dave
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