Subject	Stick with OEM.
Posted by	CarolinaZ_TT on April 23, 2018 at 8:41 AM
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In Reply To	Any down sides to a high-pressure rad cap? (n/m) posted by Barry (NJ) on April 21, 2018 at 03:54 PM
Message	After having to replace the small driver's side turbo coolant line twice, I've learned my lesson. As others have mentioned, the additional pressure will rupture hose after hose in due time.
Follow Ups	Any down sides to a high-pressure rad cap? (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 15:54:20 04/21/18 Yes. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 15:59:25 04/21/18 Lol. Care to elaborate? Then extra lbs can blow things out? (n/m) - GrecV2 19:07:54 04/21/18 I would think it depends on how good the system is - compirate 20:01:08 04/21/18 Just curious about a common "upgrade..." - GrecV2 20:22:44 04/21/18 I usually run about 65/35 water/antifreeze - Barry (NJ) 22:15:25 04/21/18 On my OEM cap, the seal is deteriorating, and a friend had a - Barry (NJ) 22:10:58 04/21/18 Re: Any down sides to a high-pressure rad cap? - Metacom 23:22:08 04/21/18 All this does is exposes every weak point in your cooling... - Nate (NoVA) 10:38:40 04/22/18 Please see... - Barry (NJ) 10:48:33 04/22/18 Heh. I like the way you did that. (thumbsup) (n/m) - GrecV2 09:08:49 04/23/18 You could have put this in the initial post too... (n/m) - Nate (NoVA) 09:48:08 04/23/18 Yes, Bernie's response led me to the conclusion that my - Barry (NJ) 14:33:02 04/23/18 Yes. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 19:19:44 04/23/18 LOL... Love you man! (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 13:43:17 04/24/18 Stick with OEM. - CarolinaZ_TT 08:41:54 04/23/18 Re: Any down sides to a high-pressure rad cap? - Rob260 03:45:43 04/24/18 And yet, you'll be surprised at what happens... (n/m) - Nate (NoVA) 08:19:40 04/24/18 Re: And yet, you'll be surprised at what happens... - Rob260 02:55:42 04/25/18 Re: Any down sides to a high-pressure rad cap? - NIVO88T 20:28:55 04/24/18
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