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Virginia, Northern Neck | That is an engine worth preserving.
They just don't make them like that anymore.
Do yourself a favor and buy a high-quality capillary-tube temperature gauge (Stewart Warner or Murphy).
Test the gauge before you install it using a pan of hot water and a kitchen thermometer.
While you are at it, install a high quality oil pressure gauge, one that uses a pressure line to the gauge.
If the oil pressure is up and the temperature is down, that engine will run forever.
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detroit diesel running cool-bad gauge or sender?
