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Leaking Rad Cap 120-130

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Tue Aug 10 19:17 CST 2010
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Batman;

That's not a lot of info to advise on but if you've replaced the cap with no change in results, check the sealing surface for a scratch or other imperfection which can allow a bypass.

For a 140, I presume it is a sealed system with overflow bottle...so pressure cap is located on bottle, and radcap is strictly a sealing cap...also, check pressure rating to assure it is not allowing too much pressure to build.

Good Hunting






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