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Sorry. My voice text wrote without it twice… LOL!That doesn't make sense.
My personal testing on the motor stand with a running 6.2 and 6.5 shows the back of the motor gets hotter then the front of the motor without the PBD kit. Since the temperature sensor is located more in the front, it is not reading the true temperatures of the back of the motor. So if your gauge is reading 200 degrees then the back of the motor will be anywhere between 210-240. Does that make sense now?
So say you are pulling up a steep hill and your gauge temperature peaks at 240 degrees which is the front temperature of your motor right? Well, the back of your motor temp would be actually 250-280 degrees toasting the back portion of your motor.
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