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ZA Radiator Cap and Filler Neck

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MM ZAck

12-29-2007 22:03:54




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Where can I get an original style round radiator cap for a ZA? Also, the filler neck the cap engages into, which is sheet metal, is damaged and looks like it should be replaced. Has anyone replaced these on one of these tractors? I did this on a JD AR a couple years ago and the neck was still available from Deere. Thanks, Zack.




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Alan K

12-30-2007 09:32:28




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 Re: ZA Radiator Cap and Filler Neck in reply to MM ZAck, 12-29-2007 22:03:54  
Yes the later ZAs, mid 1951, used a pressure cap. I think I had gotten my cap from like a NAPA store at the time, years ago. I think they are about 6 or 7 #s pressure. Nut sure about the filler neck. Some place somewhere should have one or a comparable one that will work.



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T.R.K.

01-02-2008 06:44:41




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 Re: ZA Radiator Cap and Filler Neck in reply to Alan K, 12-30-2007 09:32:28  
The last large radiator cap I got from NAPA was not the old round style, but I think it had the same part number and was made in china. Had four ears on it. Over the years I have gotten several that were identical to the originals.



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335LP

12-30-2007 08:18:03




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 Re: ZA Radiator Cap and Filler Neck in reply to MM ZAck, 12-29-2007 22:03:54  
I thought they all used a flat cast cap with gasket? Some later ones didn't I take it. For radiator and fuel tank necks check with local radiator shops or Lebow Eaton direct.



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