RE: Megabusa cooling issues

The temp sender is in the top alloy pipe which comes from the top housing
on the engine.Standard Megabusa positioning I believe.

I have bled and rebled the system numerous times thinking that it was an
airlock too.

I seriously have my doubts about the calibration files from Westfield and
Race Tech although I have spoken to RT and they have compared what I have
worked out and the files are very close.I guess it could well be running at
the correct temps and it is just that the sender information is incorrect.

For reference I have removed the internals of the thermostat and blanked
off the original small water union at the front of the cylinder head(on
advice from SBDev and Karl at Extreme Engines)

Thanks for all the input guys this has been driving me nuts.

I will call tonight Tim thankyou.


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