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  1. Boatcarpenter

    Deuce Idle Temp

    I have hit 200F+ on long pulls and always figured that was about as high as I wanted to see it. Haven't had a chance to really super check all cooling system hoses, petcocks etc so I figured that was a sefe temp so I wouldn't blow the weak link if there is one. Temp drops rapidly though as soon...
  2. Boatcarpenter

    Deuce Idle Temp

    Good. I put a thermometer on my gun rack while it was running and it got to a balmy 62. Of course no wind, etc.
  3. Boatcarpenter

    Deuce Idle Temp

    Thanks Fred. Am I correct in thinking these trucks have a 185 degree thermostat? Also, I don't have my heater installed yet, so I'm not sure about this, but would the heater be on the warm water side of things and been producing heat?
  4. Boatcarpenter

    Deuce Idle Temp

    Deuce has been idling for about an hour in 25 degree weather with arctic grill cover closed and seems to top at 170 degrees. Seem about right?
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