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Glad to hear that the motor is running like it should and that the problem was what we discussed back in Feb. of this year. Most engine complaints are very simple fixes that are overlooked or ignored by others.

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Before you run the motor next time, have the dealer use a laptop, not a PDA, to print out the engine report. It will graph the temp range. Also, they should inspect the pressure relief valve as that is the only other thing that would make the engine run cool, if the thermostat is working and...

According to your motor's history, there are only 2 warranty claims filed with the factory since the motor was new. Like I mentioned in an earlier post, the cooling system, especially the pressure relief valve, should be inspected to allow the motor to warm up correctly. Is there another...

On that computer readout showing the low operating temperature, what is the software number and version? Since you are still getting low temps even after a new thermostat, has the dealer taken apart the pressure relief valve to check for internal leakage or debris holding the valve open...

There have been some changes and software improvements to help the early models with cold weather operation. If you could post the serial number I can check if any updates have been performed. Did the dealer ever give you a printout of the computer report from the motor?