I the H thermosyphon or water pump? If thermosyphon, there is a simple answer: the thermosyphon works on gravity. If the nose is pointed down hill, the openings to the radiator are in the front, so the hotter coolant will be trapped at the rear of the engine to a certain degree, and hence you see the temp rise. Once you level out or go uphill, the coolant can circulate through the opens as designed. since you are rarely in a down-hill position for extended periods of time, I would not worry about it.
If you have a water pump and thermostat, then I am a bit perplexed.
my opinion.......
ps. just re-read your post, and saw you have a water pump. so, I'll let the above in place, but it doesn't apply to you situation.
This post was edited by Tom Fleming at 02:27:22 08/06/11.
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