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mcmcdaniel

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Question 1

The normal operating temperature (coolant temperature) of an engine equipped with a 195°F thermostat is ________.
◦ 175°F to 195°F
◦ 185°F to 205°F
◦ 195°F to 215°F
◦ 175°F to 215°F

Question 2

The upper radiator hose collapses when the engine cools. What is the most likely cause?
◦ A defective upper radiator hose
◦ The spring is missing from the upper radiator hose which is used to keep it from collapsing
◦ A defective thermostat
◦ A defective pressure cap
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Reply #1 on: Aug 13, 2021
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