I would guess its the original, because not much of anything has been
changed on this.

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> My first suspicion would be the temperature sending
> unit; any idea how old it is?  The gauges are usually
> pretty good and the factory manuals often list the
> resistance-temperature relationship for testing
> purposes.  You should be at least at 180 unless you have
> a phenomenal cooling system and a 160 t-stat.  ;^)
>
> Brad O.
>
> > What is a normal running temp for a 305, (ya know the lawn mower
> > engine)?
> > Are the stock gauges usually correct or close?
> > I just got back from a hour and a half trip, running at 70 mph plus the
> > whole way and it seemed it never went much over 150�. It's about 90�
> > outside today, so it doesn't seem right.
> >
> > Paul O'Brien
> > 84 El Camino SS
> > NECOA #125
>
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