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Author:  RICK MILLER [ Nov Wed 05, 2008 9:06 pm ]
Post subject:  Is it a bad thing

When you have to use a pipe wrench to get your radiator cap off? :? :?

Author:  bfnjz52 [ Nov Wed 05, 2008 10:58 pm ]
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:? .......................I guess it beats a hacksaw.

Author:  RICK MILLER [ Nov Wed 05, 2008 11:17 pm ]
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:lol: At least it's off now. I'm going to drain some water off and add antifreeze so it doesn't corrode the block. :roll:

Author:  bbnova [ Nov Thu 06, 2008 8:13 am ]
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Did you check what the volts were in the water before you do this???

Author:  RICK MILLER [ Nov Thu 06, 2008 9:35 am ]
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bbnova wrote:
Did you check what the volts were in the water before you do this???


I'll have to charge the battery first. :roll:

Author:  bbnova [ Nov Thu 06, 2008 10:19 am ]
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No silly. Are you concerned about the Antifreeze not being good anymore and eating the heads and other parts??

If so, you can check the level of the antifreeze by seeing how many volts are in it. Brian Mullaney turned me on to it. I can't remember what number it was to say it's time to change the fluid. I can find out if you want me to???

Author:  kireol [ Nov Thu 06, 2008 10:36 am ]
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http://www.waynesgarage.com/docs/engine_coolant.htm

Quote:
A Digital Multimeter can be used to test for this.

1. Attach the DMM ground probe to the negative battery post.
2. Insert the tip of the positive probe into the coolant and observe the reading.

OK – less than .10 volts.
Bad – anything above .20 volts.

Author:  RICK MILLER [ Nov Thu 06, 2008 10:45 am ]
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I have straight water in it now. I'm going to add some antifreeze so it doesn't corrode. I can't drain the block on the one side because I keep forgeting to notch the pan when it's off.

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