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Chuck1

09-20-2004 01:06:13




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I have a te20 1949 .I was wondering if the rad cap is to be pressurised Mine fits very loose and is I think is the original.Is this system ment to be pressurized




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John (UK)

09-25-2004 15:03:32




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 Re: radiator cap in reply to Chuck1, 09-20-2004 01:06:13  
The system should be pressurised with a 4psi rad cap, the thermostat should crack open at 60 deg.C and be fully open at 99 deg.C. Make sure the thermostat is fitted correctly or it wont drain.



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danct

09-20-2004 08:33:40




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 Re: radiator cap in reply to Chuck1, 09-20-2004 01:06:13  
chuck
cap should be tight,4psi seems to stick in my mind ,if you dont have a temp gauge you should think about doing it ,i did one recently on a te1949 very easy to do and gives peace of mind
good luck danny



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