draining a couple litres of coolant
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draining a couple litres of coolant
hi my water/antifreeze mixture is weak, a mechanic told me it needs a couple of litres of extra antifreeze, i dont want to bleed the whole system cuz he said there a pig to refill and get all the air out. Whats the best way to do this? cheers
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They are easy to refill if you follow the guide to filling via the turbo hose and using a funnel. Do a search for it on here and you'll find it. This topic is covered almost every week.
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what if i just drain about a pint out of the bottom of the radiator then run it for a bit and top up with antifreeze and continue doing this till ive put 2 litres of antifreeze in it?
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ha ha i will know what the problem is so i wont have to bore you with that one.
On a different note is there anyway of checking what clutch you have with out stripping it down ? i want to get an esl and remap but dont know if my clutch will take it, i got it dynoed and it was 233bhp@10psi with turbo back exhaust and filter, im guessing it should be in the region of 290bhp after a remap assuming the td04 will boost to about 17-18 psi, its a turbo 2000
On a different note is there anyway of checking what clutch you have with out stripping it down ? i want to get an esl and remap but dont know if my clutch will take it, i got it dynoed and it was 233bhp@10psi with turbo back exhaust and filter, im guessing it should be in the region of 290bhp after a remap assuming the td04 will boost to about 17-18 psi, its a turbo 2000
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