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Proper thermostat temp for 1966 230SL
I am doing a coolant flush on a 1966 230SL with mechanical fuel injection.
There are 3 choices of temperatures for the thermostat when you look it up online. I know that with the mechanical injection you need proper temperature for the injection pump to come off of cold enrichment when the engine is warmed to operating temperature. I see three thermostat temperatures available: 71C, 79C, 88C. Forgive me for saying this but... No guesses please. It is an elder friends car that I have worked on for a few years and the car is bone original. Thanks for any info.
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If you want more power the coldest one.The hottest lower emissions.The medium would be good for traffic and mountains
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I've only seen the 79 and 87. Does the car have air?
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