Reply to "Cooling system over pressurized"

jfb05177Member

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Originally posted by Rocky:...
Maybe that might be over-engineering a solution?

...If a person was to pump up the system with a liquid-filled bicycle pump, there could ba a chance of hitting a pressure that is too high...

... the importance of pressure testing the cap....

Rocky

I thought your first response was better than the more polite edit

I was thinking of how to verify the "in service" radiator cap was performing versus it on a "testing neck"

any how, it sounds like the same obeservations as last post just differnt wording

(this is the second forum this weekend that told me I didn't know what I was talking about)

8/17/155:59 AM

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