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Posted by RAB on May 27, 2004 at 11:14:46 from (195.93.34.11):
In Reply to: Rad Repairs posted by khkmo on May 27, 2004 at 08:49:45:
"and make it work or do I need to keep looking? " Perhaps if you gave make and model someone might enlighten you as where to look. Engine parts are made from a variety of metals - iron, steel, brass, copper, aluminium (and a few others) - all of which will corrode given the right (or wrong?) conditions. I would try to make it upusing a pipe for the section between the bends, or as a soldered, rigid central section, if system flexing allows it. You might be amazed at the connectors available from some suppliers, but do make sure you have two jubilee clips on each connection if the end is not swaged for retaining flexible pipes Regards, RAB PS. the heat from the radiator is always less than that from the engine.
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