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turbo gauge as coolant reservoir monitor gauge 200 1987

posted by  dindo on  Wed Feb 14 22:49 CST 2007
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I read in this forum regarding the procedure of using a turbo gauge for non-turbo bricks as a coolant reservoir monitor gauge using a T-fittings and hogh pressure hose. This looks very useful especially here in tropical climate like the Philippines, my concern is will the gauge stand the pressure and not leak or break once a leak or a cooling problem occurs?






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