My Engine Boils !!!!!!!!

I recentlry replaced my engine in my 76 Vette and since then it overheats, I also replaced the water pump all hoses, the inlet manifold and carb and thermostat, and.....re-cored the radiator, 'I Think' my problem is that the radiator hoses are collapsing when the engine gets hot, originally they had springs in them, but like a dums *** I threw them out as I could see no reason for them
, can anyone tell me where I can get some new ones and also IF ? this is not the problem where else I can looks to resolve it.Thanks Guys and Gals !!!!
Gary
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2. Poorly performing fan
3. Stuck Thermostat
4. Blown Head Gasket?
Last edited by CheezMoe; Jun 29, 2009 at 10:15 PM.
1. Inadequate airflow through front of car. Is the air damn/spoiler properly installed?
2. Poorly performing fan
3. Stuck Thermostat
4. Blown Head Gasket?

Add a whole bunch more than can cause overheat:
cracked block
blockage inside the block
cracked head........
but seriously
what radiator are you running? I bought a DeWitt for my 69 big block and it's good in the Tucson summers at 110* now. I also run a Lincoln Mark VIII 2 speed fan.
Start with new hoses, and go from there. Biggest thing is the KISS principle........Keep It Simple Stupid. You'll find it soon, and it'll be simple, has to be
BBTank
, I somehow doubt engine problems (unless I got the inlet gasket on wrong) or the other components, the Rad i am using is the standard one but it has a new core, and like you i live in AZ (Phoenix).I guess i will have to call Ecklers and other to ensure the ones they sell have the springs inside, I see Zip list a special one for an L82 (thats what I have), maybe it's special





