Subject	If you have a bad heater core losing system
Posted by	ttz'in (norcal) on March 18, 2015 at 1:54 AM
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In Reply To	Its a 96 twin turbo posted by L£AÐZX on March 18, 2015 at 12:21 AM
Message	pressure, that's one issue. Yes, radiator, fan clutch, mostly water, can also be problems. Cavitation ( if you understand that principle ? ), can also be in play. Now you want to bypass heater core ? Let me guess, not distilled water either ? Your problems are about to boil over.
Follow Ups	Wet driver side carpet - L£AÐZX 21:12:58 03/17/15 Re: you should only use water as an emergency - ZTom 22:06:15 03/17/15 Re: Wet driver side carpet - Zuberman 22:42:28 03/17/15 Re: Re: Wet driver side carpet - ZTom 22:53:48 03/17/15 Re: Re: Wet driver side carpet - L£AÐZX 23:49:27 03/17/15 Re: is your Z TT or NA (n/m) - ZTom 23:59:45 03/17/15 Heater core ?? (n/m) - ttz'in (norcal) 00:01:57 03/18/15 Water temp 210 - 220 ish. Add 20-30 for oil temps (n/m) - ttz'in (norcal) 00:04:16 03/18/15 Its a 96 twin turbo - L£AÐZX 00:21:57 03/18/15 If you have a bad heater core losing system - ttz'in (norcal) 01:54:40 03/18/15 Re: If you have a bad heater core losing system - L£AÐZX 02:20:49 03/18/15 Apologies. Just don't want things to get worse. (n/m) - ttz'in (norcal) 03:41:52 03/18/15 Re: at start up the AC will be cold - ZTom 10:25:14 03/18/15
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