question about overflow tank relay.
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question about overflow tank relay.
i havent got my new overflow yet, mine wouldnt fit with the new rad. the plug thaqt goes into the overflow....will it hurt to be unplugged or is this why my car has been acting up?
#5
RE: question about overflow tank relay.
I can't answer your question, but I too have a 3 core radiator and my original overflow gets eat'n by the supercharger belt. Up until now I just live with it low... but where are you gettting an overflow that'll fit? I still have my overlfow on, but it has a hole in it around center.
#6
RE: question about overflow tank relay.
ORIGINAL: AdamB
I can't answer your question, but I too have a 3 core radiator and my original overflow gets eat'n by the supercharger belt. Up until now I just live with it low... but where are you gettting an overflow that'll fit? I still have my overlfow on, but it has a hole in it around center.
I can't answer your question, but I too have a 3 core radiator and my original overflow gets eat'n by the supercharger belt. Up until now I just live with it low... but where are you gettting an overflow that'll fit? I still have my overlfow on, but it has a hole in it around center.
i plugged a nice hole in my radiator with it 3 months ago, so you can trust that it holds its own against coolant, even when hot
#7
RE: question about overflow tank relay.
yea i wouldnt have thought it would but something has went weird lately. ive looked at a canton overflow that i thinks thinner. it looks cool too.
ORIGINAL: 99mustang0
that shouldnt cause your car to "act up"
that shouldnt cause your car to "act up"
#10
RE: question about overflow tank relay.
I'd like to see expoxy fix this... my radiator brought everything very close to the engine. I have to remove the electric fan bolts just to take off the S/C belt.
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