Another way to fill coolant...
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Recovery Vehicle
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From: Mideast US
Another way to fill coolant...
...Without need to raise the reservoir
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Uses a lenght of discarded clotheswasher drain hose; fits tight to do the burping. Inserted to the reservoir seam level sets final suggested level.
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Uses a lenght of discarded clotheswasher drain hose; fits tight to do the burping. Inserted to the reservoir seam level sets final suggested level.
Rock Crawling
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From: Roanoke, VA
...Without need to raise the reservoir
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Uses a lenght of discarded clotheswasher drain hose; fits tight to do the burping. Inserted to the reservoir seam level sets final suggested level.
----> http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...psf0fb55f0.jpg
Uses a lenght of discarded clotheswasher drain hose; fits tight to do the burping. Inserted to the reservoir seam level sets final suggested level.
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It is closed in summer to avoid the airconditioner condenser which is very close to the heater core, to fight with the cold air.
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Yes, 82C - 180F inline from boneyard parts, no more three-hose and bypass contraptions prone to failure. It is double drilled too.
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