[Chrysler300] Thermo stops and starts

[JettLarry@xxxxxxx]

My 1933 Chrysler CO6 did exactly the same thing.  After I bored a 1/8  inch 
hole in the flat bottom, it never did it again.
The thread reminded me of my long distance trip in 1964 to Utah with my  
newly purchased 300F.  It was running hot so my army buds and I stopped at  a 
tiny Chrysler dealer in Nowhere, Nevada.The one car showroom dealer admitted 
 to never having seen a ram engine in his life.  When I asked him if he  
would remove the thermostat he checked his flat rate manual and said it would  
take 2 plus hours as he had to remove the a/c compressor to get at the 
devise  and said I would have to pay his shop rate for 2.something hours.  Asked 
 how much per hour, he said $3.50.  Eight dollars later the job was done 
and  we forged on with no change in the heat guage.
 

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