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Losing coolant in very hot conditions.
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Tex,
Should get the new rad cap tomorrow. The weather will obviously be hot enough to give it a work out. If  the fan doesn't come on and it starts dropping coolant, then the thermo switch is the problem. Thinking about it, the last time I changed the coolant I was surprised it started to drain as soon as I removed the drain bolt. Normally very little comes out until the rad cap has been released, which does point to the rad cap not holding pressure.
Thanks for your replies.  :thumbup [size=78%]I'll keep you posted.[/size]
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Re: Losing coolant in very hot conditions. - by robbo - 26-07-18, 08:12 PM

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