I have a 1978 F-32 with Chrysler 360's at 250 hp each. Fresh water cooled. The most I can get the temperature up to on the gauges is 110 F.
I replaced the thermostats with 160 degree new OEM ones and this still has no effect on the temperature. I measured the exhaust temps with a thermometer to check the accuracy of the gauges.
What temps do other F-32 owners see on theirs? Any help on why I can't get the engines to run at 160 degrees?
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they prob are
The proba are up to temp ... the guages are probably shot.
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