Reply to "Fluidyne radiator plumbing??"

accobraMember

Boy would I like to know the answer on this one ?????????? I guess I have to check my car tomorrow ... but if I'm not mistaken the pipes fit naturally the left side to the upper radiator nipple .... but I see the point that it is backwards. it shpould pull form the bottom as not to suck air and run the pump dry .. there is no means of eliminating air thru the water pump by means of a suction diffuser ..... I cant accept asking this question to a TECH'y at fluidyne .... its like a 50 / 50 crap shoot getting the right answer ... come on George find that BOOK.

7/21/068:20 PM

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