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goobuds
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Re: new 88 raider 2.6 [Re: gavin]
      #1266359 - 06/29/12 07:02 PM

i would get new head bolts and a head gasket for a starion or conquest there the turbo version of the 2.6. theres a lot of people who have had problems when not changing head bolt and even with not cleaning the threads in block. i really dont know much about the fan clutch. what temp does your raider run at. does it stay cool when driveing 60 and how is it at ideal

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gavin
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Re: new 88 raider 2.6 [Re: goobuds]
      #1266379 - 06/30/12 09:39 AM

not sure believe i need aa new temp sending unit also

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Re: new 88 raider 2.6 [Re: gavin]
      #1266380 - 06/30/12 12:02 PM

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all but new headbolts



I wouldn't get too worried about the head bolts. I would re torque them now that the motor has been run a few times.

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