RE: [Chrysler300] Member with an overheating problem with his K

[robert554@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

thank you rich barber for adding the word hose.........  i had this 
problem years ago on my stock car . took an old mechanic to figure it 
out, he knew right off the bat what it was ... i have always listened 
to the old guys .. there the ones that know  the most... if they dont  
pass the knowledge down  we tend to struggle.... bob hayen

Quoting Rich Barber :

   Good point, but needs the word “hose” added between 
“radiator” and “does”.  As shown below. 

   From: Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
[mailto:Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of 
robert554@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 7:16 PM
To: chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; Carlton Schroeder
Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] Member with an overheating problem with his K

   if the bottom radiator HOSE does not have a spring in it this can
cause problems . sometimes the spring will rust a way and the bottom
hose will suck shut when the engine warms up .. very easy to check
this first .... bob hayen 406 752 5152

Quoting Carlton Schroeder :

Hello,

Chuck Carlino, a current Club member from O'Fallon, MO has an overheating
problem with his non-AC K. He said it has always been a problem but hopes
to correct / help it with a fan shroud (from an AC car), if he could find
one. Chuck thought a 63 shroud would also fit. 

Chuck doesn't have email so if you could call him at 636-281-1849 that would
be a big help. Otherwise you could email me and I will let him know. 

Chuck may be able to attend the Spring meet but his wife is ill so he is
uncertain if that will work out. 

Thanks,

Carlton Schroeder

Eagle River (2 ft of snow on the ground), WI

715-272-1837

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