Reply to "Cooling System Tank Modification"

George PAdmin.

quote:
Originally posted by alasorsa:

1. Does the header tank (formally the overflow tank) have a pressurized cap or not?

Yes a 13 psi (or less) pressurized cap.

quote:
Originally posted by alasorsa:

2. Could one not just remove the pressure valve or use a non-pressurized cap on the swirl tank and use the existing neck nipple to connect to the header tank?

As long as the air can flow to the swirl tank's nipple un-impeded, it might work.

-G

12/17/1212:25 AM

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