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Parts for 440 Dodge overheating

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Parts for 440 Dodge overheating Bruce 8-16-01  
I was having problems with my 440 Dodge running hot. I could not find the Stant thermostat that was recommended and found out it is no longer made. I did find that Mr. Gasket makes a Hi-Flow stat #4367 that any parts house should be able to get. I also replaced my water pump with a Miledon #Mil-16260 Hi-Flow pump, a reasonble $69 from Summit racing 1-800-230-3030. Replaced the flex fan with a fixed Mopar original fan and now run 180-190 range instead of 220+.
Re: Parts for 440 Dodge overheating FAST FRED 8-17-01  
GOOD MOVE , those flex fans are there for drag racers that DONT want the load from the cooling fan and flatten out under load .

Not what is wanted in a loaded RV slogging up a hill.

Try using 70% distilled water and only 30% antifreez , if this will still give enough cold weather protection.

Water cools much better than antifreez so the more water , better cooling.

30% antifreez is for the corrosion inhibitors ect in the antifreez.

FAST FRED
Re: Parts for 440 Dodge overheating Jan Jacobson 8-25-01  
I was having problems with my 440 Dodge running hot. I could not find the Stant thermostat that was recommended and found out it is no longer made. I did find that Mr. Gasket makes a Hi-Flow stat #4367 that any parts house should be able to get. I also replaced my water pump with a Miledon #Mil-16260 Hi-Flow pump, a reasonble $69 from Summit racing 1-800-230-3030. Replaced the flex fan with a fixed Mopar original fan and now run 180-190 range instead of 220+.


I had the somewhat teh same problem in that my Travie was running over 200F, so I installed a four row radiator core, dumped the flexfan for a stock fan and thermo clutch from Dodge, and found that Discount Auto had a pump with the eight vane pump impeller for $14.95.

It was a lot more vane area than what I removed. Does anyone know if the impellers are the same on the Miledon and the Discount Auto pumps?

The engine is lots coller now, as I have to be going up a long grade to see 200F now, even with a 4,000 lb. toad.
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