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Re: Actual engine Temp

From: john@potomotosports.com john@potomotosports.com
Subject: Re: Actual engine Temp
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Date: Wed, 24 Dec 2008 03:05:29 +0000

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What was their recommended procedure? Only curious since I'm rebuilding my
'72. I also think as things seat and break in you'll see the oil temp go
down as the friction slightly decreases, right now everything is still "tight".

    John '72 XLH

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