

| Subject: | Vanagan Runs Too Cold |
| Date: | Fri, 5 Jan 1996 21:40:47 -0600 |
I have an 83 Vanagan Waterboxer that runs cold and refuses to warm up in cold weather. I have changed the thermostat but no change. When the problem first occurred I assumed a thermostat stuck open. I went to the local parts house and found the right thermostat though it cost $20. After changing it went to operating temperature while idling in the driveway so I thought the problem was solved. The next day or so I decided to drive into town (12 mile round trip). Temperature never got above the marks that mark the low range (half-way between the low end and the low fluid warning light. One other symptom is a loss of coolant at about the rate of a pint every 2 weeks. There is no sign of fluid loss anywhere and when this problem first occurred about a year ago I had a leak down test (overnight) performed but the results were negative. Has anybody got any ideas? I would really appreciate adivce/help on this. Larry Cloninger, Executive Director / / / / ----- ------ The Wilderness Challenge School ------ / / / / | "Preserving Wilderness While Train- / / / / | ------ ing Youth And Aheir Leaders" \__ \___/\___/ \_____ ______/
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