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Turns off when runing and when heating it up in the morning

I have a 1994 diesel truck with a 6.5 torbo on it.
my broblem is that when i turn my truck on in the morning it turns off ones it heats up or it will also turn off while runing.
The truck will turn back on ones it cools down .

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Check the temp gauge is it heating up past normal if so its a safety to protect the engine,you might want to replace the thermostat and make sure the coolant level is full.

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