Why not just but the 1250 with the egr ports?
Glad to see you around and still on here man . Wondered where you went hadn't seen you post Ina whileAlive and seems well. Fired right up and smoothed itself out in a few minutes. Just gotta put the hood back on and wait for the streets to dry up. Probably raining all day tomorrow.
Glad to see you around and still on here man . Wondered where you went hadn't seen you post Ina while
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Thanks man. Just been very busy. Full time job and a private business to run. And family comes first too so after all is said and done, your outta time to play.
I just put the hood back on. I have a radiator leak, nothing big. One of those kind that maybe the gunk will seal it up. The head lifting caused damage to the radiator I think. Blew the seal where one of the tubes is connected to the tank.
Gonna warm it up, check the timing and go for a ride since the sun is actually out. Gonna rain later.
John, do yourself a favor and bring have the radiator leak welded,Although a tube won't do any harm, it's a temporary fix at best. Plus with a blower you are going to be putting a lot more strain on the cooling system. At best it is a bandaid. I would get the tube of powder vs. the liquid.
May i ask what the reason is? This actually makes the boiling point of your system much lower.I'm thinking maybe the thing will seal itself. Very small leak and I'm running an un-pressurized coolant system. I got the lower radiator cap seal removed. Coolant freely moves in and out of the overflow tank but remains contained in the system. Huge radiator so it never over heats as long as the coolant level maintains.
May i ask what the reason is? This actually makes the boiling point of your system much lower.
I wasn't attacking you if that's what you thought . It was legitimate question . I asked because no matter what rad and fan setup on a hot summer day you may see 200 deg in traffic. So only being 12 deg from a boil over point at 14.7 psi or so if your at sea level is just something id want to avoid .First of all its not going to boil with my rad and fan setup.
I prefer preventing pressure build up since it reduces hose and gasket leaks and failures. This car could probably handle the pressure fine but I've done this trick with alot of success on "beater" cars. And now that I have a minor radiator leak, this helps it from getting worse. It's just a trend I've been on for years and years. On any car I've ever done it, I've never had a catastrophic coolant loss that left me stranded somewhere.
BTY, how much lower of a boiling point does a 50/50 mix have under no pressure compared to what's considered normal pressure?