Re: Radiator/ Electric Fan / Controller Help

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>From the 62-65 Tech pages:

"Only two causes of overheating: 1) air flow  2) water flow. 
a) Take your Mopar out to a road where you can run a constant speed for about a mile or so, and be able to pull over. 
b) Get the engine up to temperature and drive at about 45MPH, depending on your rear end gear ratio. You want to pick 
a speed that you can shift down a gear and maintain that speed. 
c) If your Mopar heats up while driving at a constant speed in high gear, shift down one gear, keep the same speed, and 
see if the temperature goes up or down. 
d) If the engine temperature goes up, then you have a water flow problem. 
e) if the engine temperature goes down, then you have an air flow problem. 
We learned this method back in the 1960's. — Earl H."
http://1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/techstuff.html

Thanks,
Gary H.

 >My issue seems to be airflow at idle, while driving down the road is
>  fine. ...

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