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December 7th 04, 03:43 AM
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How do I increase the water temp for winter
Hello,
I use to just replace the thermostat in my older GM cars for a 190 degree but not sure how to increase the temp in my 96 Voyager 3.3L Can it be done because it seems when the temp needle is in the middle after warm up period its not all that hot. I don't have the rear AC or heat. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Greg 
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