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  1. 03-09-2005, 10:13 AM #1
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    Default normal operating temp.

    does anyone know what the normal operating temp is for the TB with the 4.2? Seems like it's running a bit hot, but I'm not sure. :?:
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    Default RE: normal operating temp.

    Mine looks like around 200 all the time.
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    Default RE: normal operating temp.

    That's an interesting question. I'll have to check out what it is when I drive to work later and I'll post back what it was.

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    Default RE: normal operating temp.

    Normal operating temp for me is straight up and down, whatever that is. Never gets near the red at all.

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    Looks like it runs 200-210 deg. I plan to do some searching to locate a normal 190-195 deg thermostat.
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