Reply to "The never ending cooling saga"

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@rick posted:
I was surprised when it gurgled at 230 with a 20psi cap on the swirl tank. I'd have thought the boiling point would have been a bit higher. No I didn't install the 20psi cap. My Pantera mechanic "upgraded" my 16psi cap...
The Ron Davis radiator comes with two fully shrouded 13 inch Spal sucker fans wired correctly and blowing in the right direction. It's a common radiator used by many Pantera owners.
I may need to confirm there's nothing else on that 25amp fuse.

I would bet that the cap isn't sealing. Even mechanics do not test for the cap holding pressure and the correct cap for the tank. They just presume that because it is new and just out of the box that it is the right one and it seals correctly.

5/31/234:09 AM

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