Reply to "First Boil Over"

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Pressure test the system first. If it won't hold more than 6-8 with the cap on, try adding an additional rubber gasket to the bottom of the cap.

Loctite makes a great industrial strength glue that will hold the thing in place. In fact it will literally bond itself to the other gasket.

That should make up for the difference in the length of the spring assembly.

If not. Plan B. Change the neck on the tank.

Mine works fine with the extra gasket.

Seems I put the cart before the horse on this issue.

I had my tanks chromed before I detected an inequity (a problem).

16 psi is all you need. It should positively solve overheating issues and you know what?

I'll bet you a nickle that all these Panteras that overheat just need a good cap?

Seems NO ONE EVER looks for that?

12/3/132:19 PM

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