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Default Re: Solution to H2 overheating problems

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Michael have You installed the 160 degree engine thermostat? This would be a very good upgrade. Can be done in 10 minutes and can get it from LIG as You did You gauge set.

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Is there any reprogramming that needs to be done to the computer when if you switch from the stock temperature thermostat? I swapped out one in another vehicle and because of the change I throw everything out of whack. The engine started running to rich and stalling out. I had gone from a 185 degree thermo to a 135 thermo. Once I switched back to the 185 thermo all the problems were fixed. Just curious if this was a problem with the H2??
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