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| Thanks for everyone's help. Here is how far I have gotten. Please check previous post (CaseIH 8940 Overheating) for full description of problem. I bought a laser temp gauge from Harbor Freight as one person said I should do. I used the tractor until the temp gauge was on the 11 segment or 230 degrees. I shot the laser temp at different places. The laser said, sending unit-221 degrees, thermostat-222 degrees, front top of tank-215 degrees, bottom hose-176 degrees, and fan clutch-210 degrees. I am thinking the flow through the radiator is not what it should be because the bottom hose temp is low. I am thinking that I am going to find a place that can flow test the radiator that is in the tractor now and test it with the one that I am exchanging it with. Or find a place that has specs for the radiator that goes in the tractor and compare it with the exchange radiator. I do not want to take the radiator out again! What does anyone else think? Is it possible to charge for the parts that I put in that they told me to that weren't needed? Water pump, thermostats, and fan clutch. Again, thanks for everyone's help. Have a good day.
Edited by Marko59 4/9/2012 00:17
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CaseIH 8940 Overheating Update
