[T2] would you buy a bus today?

[Joseph Delecki]

Andrew,

Perhaps your cooling flap(s) are not functioning properly and restricting the airflow through your engine?
Or maybe there is an obstruction  in the cooling air intake to the fan. I assume you have a 1600 dp engine.

But first, as mentioned, make sure your temperature measurement is accurate …………...


Joe 1600 dp, 71 Camper , Vermont






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From: type2 <type2-bounces at type2.com> on behalf of Jon Stiles <misterstiles at gmail.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2018 11:30 PM
To: Andrew Stockton
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Subject: Re: [T2] would you buy a bus today?

Andrew,

Have you calibrated the berg sensor with real oil temperature data? A long cooking thermometer works well.

Jon

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> On Oct 27, 2018, at 8:42 PM, Andrew Stockton <andrew.stockton at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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> I've got a 71 Camper equipped with a Berg Oil Temperature indicator.  If I drive over 55 and the outside temperature is over 80 degrees, the oil light starts flashing.  This means forgetting about any camping trips in the summer that involve mostly highway driving.  Living in Connecticut, where many campgrounds now close after Labor Day and most are closed after Columbus Day, severely limits the days available for camping.  If anybody has a solution to this situation other than switching to a water-cooled engine, please respond.
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