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Originally Posted by thegipper View Post
Hey Tim,

Have you considered using an additive in your coolant like Royal Purple "Ice"? I've never used it but I have read that a few guys used it and it seemed to help lower coolant temps, some by as much as 10 degrees in scenarios like you were just in.

I don't think its "the" fix but it may be worth a try until you can re-gear or get a E fan setup.

Amazon.com: Royal Purple 01600 Purple Ice Super-Coolant Radiator Additive - 12 oz.: Automotive
I have not considered this but it's something to think about especially if you know you're going to drive in summer heat through desert areas like I did. 117 degrees is crazy hot. I don't know how people in places like Nevada and Arizona handle it. Low 100's sure. 115-120, F that!
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