gday guys
I have recectly upgraded my rad with a atrad (i think) copper hd 3 core. Now i seem to be loosing water into the expansion bottle (nearly full). I thought when the cap reached a certain pressure it then would release water to it?
ok so when i squeeze my top hose i can see water flowing into it ( cap on ). I have tried a gen nissan cap and a repco special no change.
So should i be using a different cap? or is this supposed to happen?
cheers dez
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td42 New rad and cap question
td42 New rad and cap question
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Hey Dez,
i found that that happened with my radiator too. I found that the fitting where the cap screws onto to filler was to deep and that the cap rubber couldn't seal. I ended up fitting a thicker rubber and this helped.
I hope this helps.
Daniels
i found that that happened with my radiator too. I found that the fitting where the cap screws onto to filler was to deep and that the cap rubber couldn't seal. I ended up fitting a thicker rubber and this helped.
I hope this helps.
Daniels
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I run a toyota steel cap of a 75 or 80 series.DanielS wrote:Hey Dez,
i found that that happened with my radiator too. I found that the fitting where the cap screws onto to filler was to deep and that the cap rubber couldn't seal. I ended up fitting a thicker rubber and this helped.
I hope this helps.
Daniels
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my td42 also sometimes loses a bit of water to overflow bottle (and sometimes it runs straight through and out of the overflow bottle overflow - without it being full).
This happened when the engine is running at normal temps and it is only occasional. I have also noticed that the overflow doesnt seem to siphen back very effectively (sometimes at all).
could this be to do with cap?
sorry to hijack
This happened when the engine is running at normal temps and it is only occasional. I have also noticed that the overflow doesnt seem to siphen back very effectively (sometimes at all).
could this be to do with cap?
sorry to hijack
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