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  1. doghead

    Overheating (I know its been posted before, Sorry!)

    I think, extreme frame flex allows the rubber flaps to go into the space.(but this is pure speculation) Some things are better off not known or understood, this is one of those great mysteries of life. ;-)
  2. doghead

    Overheating (I know its been posted before, Sorry!)

    Pulled out towards the front(not tucked in), they will (should) lay flat on the metal.
  3. doghead

    Overheating (I know its been posted before, Sorry!)

    I have made replacements from a piece of truck mudflap. They are about 2 1/2" square and 1/4" thick. Close is close enough. (yup, right off the rear flaps)
  4. doghead

    Overheating (I know its been posted before, Sorry!)

    Where is Hampton Roads? Better replace the water with coolant when you figure out whats going on. It freezes here, you know.
  5. doghead

    Overheating (I know its been posted before, Sorry!)

    Did you check the antifreeze(coolant) level, before you left on your trip for home? Was it full when you bought it?
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