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posted by  hairy apple on  Fri Sep 11 19:09 CST 2015
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Since I have my radiator out, I'm thinking about installing the overflow bottle I've had for a while. I was thinking of running some (rubber gas line?) tubing from the existing overflow to the bottom of the plastic jug after I've got it mounted. Then it looks like I would just move the pressure cap from the radiator to the top of the plastic jug and replace it on the radiator with just a flat cap. Does that sound right?

Seems pretty simple. The jug I have is of the tall narrow variety.





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