Subject	Not in my case. Good idea tho
Posted by	Krazyd27(Houston) on October 27, 2012 at 12:48 PM
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In Reply To	Re: what about my bubbles anybody know? posted by craigz96tt on October 27, 2012 at 10:43 AM
Message	I removed the overflow hose and shoved a oil funnel in the filler neck of the radiator to keep it fully topped off completely sealing the outlet hole for the overflow. I'll try and get my cooling system pressure tested like Kevin suggested, but first I'll probably rent liquid thing that detects if gas is in the cooling system
Follow Ups	Combustion Leak Tester - pieboy100 00:04:16 10/27/12 sounds more like a leaking hose, maybe the two bypass hoses - Krazyd27(Houston) 00:19:59 10/27/12 Did the water baypass a long time ago, removed all the hoses - pieboy100 00:29:51 10/27/12 For what you are describing - leak is external to the - jzack 07:56:11 10/27/12 I think your theory is off. Even if combustion gases - zellamay 08:23:09 10/27/12 Do you really have a leak? Could be coming from the overflow - craigz96tt 08:47:34 10/27/12 what about my bubbles anybody know? (n/m) - Krazyd27(Houston) 10:22:01 10/27/12 Re: what about my bubbles anybody know? - craigz96tt 10:43:15 10/27/12 Not in my case. Good idea tho - Krazyd27(Houston) 12:48:15 10/27/12 Have your cooling system pressure tested and be done. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 11:09:56 10/27/12 You are right pressure test should be first. - pieboy100 13:47:05 10/27/12 many autoparts stores will rent a leak detector - aliaZ 08:47:29 10/28/12 Well.... I live in California and by law, - pieboy100 16:37:18 10/28/12 wow...sorry to hear that... (n/m) - aliaZ 17:35:30 10/29/12 Not true.. Or at least I cannot find info on this.. - Drunkpunk082 02:17:05 10/30/12 that doesn't make any sense - aliaZ 07:51:13 10/30/12 TBH the law doesn't make sense. Glad I live in Texas. - Drunkpunk082 12:21:45 10/30/12
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