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will running with flush cap off overheat engine?
- Thread starter robertr
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here's a good picture of it on the top rear of the engine (possibly under the air cleaner, not sure where it is on your model),
tdonoughue
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Though I would first clear it and see if it recurs. Can't hurt anything. In case it was intermittent. It shows the cam sensor nearly an hour before the overheat...
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Check all the wiring and everything looks okay
Gonna clear it and see what it does
Thanks everyone
I can always swap from the other engine and see if it’s actually that
Gonna clear it and see what it does
Thanks everyone
I can always swap from the other engine and see if it’s actually that
