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Re: Source of potential cooling system failure 900 93

posted by  someone claiming to be Steve Ringlee on  Tue Jul 3 14:57 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Yep, me too: I was late to the party when I bought my first turbo. I had no idea the oil was cooled with water until I changed the oil filter and decided to loosen one of those little hoses to find out what was inside. These hoses are in a very vulnerable location: low point in the system, close to turbo heat, soaked with oil. So buy some (real cheap at Borton's) and change them when you change other cooling system parts.





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