Metal S2000 Coolant Tanks
06-17-2011, 10:24 PM
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06-18-2011, 03:38 AM
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Stu have a look on moddictions website or use the search engine lol!
Sorry I can't be more helpful- im away at work till Monday. Could send you more pics then if u don't find what you require.
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Sorry I can't be more helpful- im away at work till Monday. Could send you more pics then if u don't find what you require.
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06-19-2011, 09:58 AM
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care to explain why?
a stock expansion tank is a plastic bottle with a lid and a pipe that draws and feeds fluid,
a oil catch tank is a metal version of this so no reason why it wouldn't work. simples really
a stock expansion tank is a plastic bottle with a lid and a pipe that draws and feeds fluid,
a oil catch tank is a metal version of this so no reason why it wouldn't work. simples really
06-20-2011, 02:40 AM
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It's a pressure tank, it's supposed to take the pressure of the coolant system, and not let air in
Not saying it won't work but every catch tank I have seen would not hold pressure and almost certainly let air in when the rad sucked the water back
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Not saying it won't work but every catch tank I have seen would not hold pressure and almost certainly let air in when the rad sucked the water back
care to explain why?
a stock expansion tank is a plastic bottle with a lid and a pipe that draws and feeds fluid,
a oil catch tank is a metal version of this so no reason why it wouldn't work. simples really
WTF?
Worst advice ever.
a stock expansion tank is a plastic bottle with a lid and a pipe that draws and feeds fluid,
a oil catch tank is a metal version of this so no reason why it wouldn't work. simples really
Originally Posted by AquilaEagle' timestamp='1308427760' post='20696282
[quote name='rob2.2' timestamp='1308319551' post='20692626']
just get an oil catch tank but make sure you connect it properly so it draws the fluid from the correct bit.
just get an oil catch tank but make sure you connect it properly so it draws the fluid from the correct bit.
Worst advice ever.
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