What are Effects of removing a thermostat in Volvo L150C wheel Loader cooling system?

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drugondo asked:


I have a wheel loader L150c Volvo and Engine sometimes overheates and i hope the problem is on thermostat ..So since am in Africa and our temperatures are between 20″C and 30″C. I see these temperatures to be not affecting anything…Please advise me on what to do……..

Albert
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    2 Responses to “What are Effects of removing a thermostat in Volvo L150C wheel Loader cooling system?”

    1. Jody D Says:
      August 6th, 2008 at 9:51 am

      It will take a long time to get up to operating temperature or may never get to it. Good way to diagnose though.

    2. jason c Says:
      August 8th, 2008 at 9:45 am

      My cars in africa always used to remove the radiator is clean as often they block up with dirt ja.
      The radiator is clean as often they block up with dirt ja.
      My cars in the thermostats from my cars in africa always used to live in the summer do it and you.