Reply to "Header Tank Cap"

Hi Peter,

Yes, I think you'll find the caps should be the other way around.

The 13psi on the header tank.

My engine boiled over at the weekend big time.

Until my new engined complete and dynoed I've got to keep this baby running as I really don't want the car off the road.

I've a spare brand new uprated water pump to hand which I intend fitting together with a god flushing of the rad. I think I'll replace the thermostat just in case that's had it's day.

I received my final dual serpentine bely pulley from March Engineering last week so the new lump will have a complete serpentine belt system.

Phil

4/9/0811:56 AM

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