KOYO RADIATOR HELP!
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I just recently got a Koyo Radiator, but I have a problem with it. THe Koyo radiator where you screw on the fan switch is different from the OEM and the fan switch rubber gasket isnt working properly and now I have a leaking problem. How did you solve the fan switch issue for the Koyo radiator?
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I just recently got a Koyo Radiator, but I have a problem with it. THe Koyo radiator where you screw on the fan switch is different from the OEM and the fan switch rubber gasket isnt working properly and now I have a leaking problem. How did you solve the fan switch issue for the Koyo radiator?
thanks!
-Jeff
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I had the same problem with my Koyo radiator. I had noticed that the stock fan switch O-ring gasket was all smashed also. So the Mugen thermo fan switch with a new O-ring was tighten until it stopped leaking. It worked for me. (The O-ring did deform and appeared lopsided.)
If it didn't stop leaking I was going to pull it out and wrap the threads with teflon tape. But I did not have to go there.
Good luck.
If it didn't stop leaking I was going to pull it out and wrap the threads with teflon tape. But I did not have to go there.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by CrAzYNeSs,Oct 18 2005, 10:09 AM
BUMP - its been a while it seems fine now - anyone else have this issue?
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