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Big Red Toy wrote:A delco-remy HEI dizzy, no vac advance on it when i bought the car , treid it with one but made no difference, stupid cars i'm taking up knitting
I have a 350 chev years ago with the factory HEI (the big ugly one) and it had a vac advance?
maybe it has been removed on yours.
Would make it run hot without one!
Rich
I'm amazed how much cooler mine runs with it connected! I've gone from having overheating problems to an engine that takes ages to warm up...
I'm also running that Redline stuff I mentioned earlier- that seems to have helped drop the temps too.
Big Red Toy wrote:well the magical mysterious problem is gone, but i have no idea why??? can't be air block as no water passes through the back of intake manifold
That makes little sense to me
Air locks don't form from something leaking/pumping air (unless there's a problem.) It simply depends on any air gaps that are present when you fill your cooling system etc.
They can clear themselves by chance, and if your serious overheating problem has just magically stopped, i'm further led to believe that may have been the cause..... Like I said before, my 1UZ V8 had major heating problems last week after I fitted my radiator. After adding about 50ml of coolant into the bleed point above the thermostat it almosts runs cold. Sounds too simple to be tru I know, I thought the same.