Subject	ugh.. sounds like a disaster.
Posted by	Antihero on June 11, 2012 at 4:44 PM
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In Reply To	Re: This should be in the tech forum posted by boostlv on June 08, 2012 at 01:52 PM
Message	you need the reservoir hooked up. You also should never have even considered putting a cheapo radiator in a TT, stock is barely adequate. anything less is a problem. Antihero
Follow Ups	Safety boost during hot days - boostlv 10:53:47 06/08/12 Re: Safety boost during hot days - 300ZMang 11:01:07 06/08/12 Re: Re: Safety boost during hot days - boostlv 11:43:15 06/08/12 how do you know you aren't overheating? - Ahmed (Chicago) 11:39:33 06/08/12 Re: how do you know you aren't overheating? - boostlv 11:44:15 06/08/12 there might not be any permanent damage yet - Ahmed (Chicago) 13:03:07 06/08/12 Re: Safety boost during hot days - boostlv 12:11:14 06/08/12 Replace with OEM. Be sure to bleed properly. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 12:58:47 06/08/12 This should be in the tech forum - spicyZ 12:50:30 06/08/12 Re: This should be in the tech forum - boostlv 13:52:43 06/08/12 ugh.. sounds like a disaster. - Antihero 16:44:52 06/11/12 Do you still have the stock soft rubber lower rad hose? - MixManMash 16:34:12 06/08/12 Re: Do you still have the stock soft rubber lower rad hose? - boostlv 17:36:30 06/08/12 No problem. I had the exact same issue and it only went - MixManMash 17:40:36 06/08/12 Re: Do you still have the stock soft rubber lower rad hose? - boostlv 17:37:21 06/08/12 How do I connect the reservoir with the radiator? - boostlv 17:45:21 06/08/12 It's an overflow tank. There is a small port on the - MixManMash 01:23:27 06/09/12 Fill out your profile. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:38:03 06/08/12
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