Posted by Brian2 on February 02, 2009 at 17:37:28 from (74.14.106.252):
I have been meaning to ask this question for some time, tonight I'm getting around to it. My Super A does not have a water pump, so does that mean it is a pressurized or non-pressurized system? Also, how much coolant does it require, or really, how do you know if you have enough. In the past, I've always just filled the rad to the top, however when I work it hard, such as snow plowing, it usually leaks out through the "blow off" pipe in the rad (coolant comes out bottom). I have been wondering if I just put too much in, or perhaps I have another issue? I do not have a temp gauge, and I always pre-mix the coolant and water.
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