- Apr 10, 2006
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Hey everyone, new to the forum, wanted to say hey and ask for some help with my newest problem.
Just picked up my new '92 stang GT. It's got a March 5.0 Ram air kit, Pro 5.0 shifter, BBK lowering springs, BBK headers, Ford racing dizzy and wires, flowmaster (40) series i believe exhaust. anyways, when I bought it, I knew it had an overheating problem. I put a new radiator in this weekend, and when I took her out on the road, she still overheated. The upper rad hose had a bunch of pressure behind her, and the coolant in the overflow tank was rising quickly. Not extreme bubbling in the tank, but there were a few while it was filling. Water pump is recently new. I am going to swap the T-stat out this weekend with a 180deg. F stat, and hopefully that fixes the prob. If not tho, sounds like I blew a headgasket right?
Anyone have any hints or tips on doing the head/intake gaskets on the 5.0 beast. I am new to the ford world, and have stuck with GM until now. Any help you can give is very welcome, and I am excited to be a part of this forum.
thanks again,
alex m
Just picked up my new '92 stang GT. It's got a March 5.0 Ram air kit, Pro 5.0 shifter, BBK lowering springs, BBK headers, Ford racing dizzy and wires, flowmaster (40) series i believe exhaust. anyways, when I bought it, I knew it had an overheating problem. I put a new radiator in this weekend, and when I took her out on the road, she still overheated. The upper rad hose had a bunch of pressure behind her, and the coolant in the overflow tank was rising quickly. Not extreme bubbling in the tank, but there were a few while it was filling. Water pump is recently new. I am going to swap the T-stat out this weekend with a 180deg. F stat, and hopefully that fixes the prob. If not tho, sounds like I blew a headgasket right?
Anyone have any hints or tips on doing the head/intake gaskets on the 5.0 beast. I am new to the ford world, and have stuck with GM until now. Any help you can give is very welcome, and I am excited to be a part of this forum.
thanks again,
alex m