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Re: What to do about overheating?
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on March 12, 2004 at 06:53:37 from (209.226.247.150):
In Reply to: What to do about overheating? posted by SAm in NS on March 11, 2004 at 13:24:26:
Sam: I have read all of this thread. I think you should explore more fully what Paul has said. If large tube cores are still available, that is indeed what you should have had. You probably have good grounds to ask the rad rebuilder to make the recore right. It would be worth a twist. If as Paul states original type core is still available, this guy did not rebuild what was brought to him. You probably will not have a lot of success, unless you put a lawyer on his tail. That one will cost you more than a new water pump, and your rebuilder knows that. So if you want to make a deal with Mike, I can see that it gets to you very very reasonable. I personally would take the new one as the difference is just the cost of a kit. Keep me posted.
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