Reply to "Radiator Pressure cap question !"

George PAdmin.

The main idea in the stock cooling system is the cap on the tall tank, called the expansion tank, should be rated 2 or 3 psi higher than the cap on the smaller tank, which DeTomaso called the system tank, which you are calling the swirl tank.

Running a higher pressure cap on the system tank always runs the risk of creating a leak somewhere else like the heater core, but if you feel your Pantera's system is up to it, just install a higher rated expansion tank cap at the same time.

-G

8/21/111:24 PM

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