Modified cooling?
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Modified cooling?
Work of a PO! Has anyone seen a bypass like this? Can anyone Give me the purpose of it? Tapped into the lower casting and into the upper radiator fitting! Wouldn't this cause the loss of cooling effectiveness ? In any event it is coming off and the openings getting plugs !!
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Re: Modified cooling?
Interesting. Would probably cause a slightly lower temperature of the coolant entering the radiator.
Guess. Engine overheating, radiator boiling over. Owner thought this would solve the problem.
Suggest flushing the cooling system.
Guess. Engine overheating, radiator boiling over. Owner thought this would solve the problem.
Suggest flushing the cooling system.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Re: Modified cooling?
Probably a good solve for a radiator bypass. Good for winter snow plowing, no longer need any cardboard in front of the radiator!
Perhaps the radiator is plugged up?
Perhaps the radiator is plugged up?
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Re: Modified cooling?
Hard to say what they had in mind. When you see stuff like this it makes you wonder what they were thinking.
I have taken a few weird contraptions off of old cars and trucks though the years, that were unnecessary, or unsafe, at the very least a clever solution to a nonexistent problem.
Cut up wiring, on old cars and trucks seems to be the most common butchery.
You cant imagine how much some one butchered the wiring on a 73 Mach I Mustang that I own.
Just trying to bypass a defective neutral safety switch, that would have took 10 minutes and less that 30 bucks to fix correctly.
After cutting the crap out of the wires, adding some extras, the car starts in any gear, and the back up lights are on a toggle switch, with a hole drilled in the dash to mount it.
It leaves me scratching my head.
I have taken a few weird contraptions off of old cars and trucks though the years, that were unnecessary, or unsafe, at the very least a clever solution to a nonexistent problem.
Cut up wiring, on old cars and trucks seems to be the most common butchery.
You cant imagine how much some one butchered the wiring on a 73 Mach I Mustang that I own.
Just trying to bypass a defective neutral safety switch, that would have took 10 minutes and less that 30 bucks to fix correctly.
After cutting the crap out of the wires, adding some extras, the car starts in any gear, and the back up lights are on a toggle switch, with a hole drilled in the dash to mount it.
It leaves me scratching my head.
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Re: Modified cooling?
A brilliant idea = (light bulb)
Using some junk lying about your place = free
The thought of some sucker trying to figure it out = priceless
Using some junk lying about your place = free
The thought of some sucker trying to figure it out = priceless
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Re: Modified cooling?
It is probably left over from an electric block heater that has since been removed.
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Re: Modified cooling?
You’re probably right, Jim, the block heater would have had a check valve to prevent coolant from bypassing the radiator.
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Re: Modified cooling?
Had one on my truck when I was stationed in Alaska. Had the electric cord sticking through the grill. Went to Florida from Alaska and every one that would see it just had to ask why. The cord.
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