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Membre de bébé
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 4
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Radiator
Hello
I have a hand made car equipped with a Renault’s K7M 8 Valves engine. I think the radiator is installed a little bit higher than it should be. Is there any idea how to level it with respect to any point of engine? (I.e. head gasket line) Best regards |
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master of boobies
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Glasgow, Scotland, Europe, Earth, 3rd rock from the Sun
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the radiators to can be above or belo the headgasket line. The water pump makes sure coolant gets there.
Old cars had to have the rad above the head to allow thermo siphon coolign to take place. |
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Membre de bébé
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Thank you Chris
I think in old cars the radiator is above due to make radiator the highest point in cooling system to degassing from radiator opening, but in new cars with expansion tank it should be lower than the highest point i.e. bleeding valve of heater matrix |
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