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Re: Boiling Gasoline ?
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Posted by Angus on May 13, 2007 at 18:39:42 from (24.31.249.216):
In Reply to: Boiling Gasoline ? posted by Angus on May 13, 2007 at 16:40:41:
Thanks guys - I'll respond to you all ... Gaspump, Dunk, Dean - Tank vent? What's that? Opps ... Guess i've got some homework to do. Quick google tells me that its near impossible to reach without lifting the hood - and that a new vented cap will do the trick. Question ... is it a special 8N size , or are gas tank holes a universal size - and my local NAPA store will fix me up?
Gaspump ... I'll clean the rad and btw there's no thermostat in the top hose.
Dean - Winter gas? Sounds like something that *they* can charge extra for. Pusher fan ? Like somebody put the fan blades on backwards - so it blows rather than sucks ? Never heard of that before (but that ain't saying too much). Why they do that?
Sean ... blow it out w/ compressed air ? Ah... can I use garden hose ? or are you saying that'll damage the fins ?
Gaspump ... Advance ... Ummm. I just recently gave it a total electrics make over ... points, coil, plugs, cables, etc.. Again - Thanks - a new gas cap is in order. Angus
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