Coolant DIPSTICK

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Re: Coolant DIPSTICK

Post by AndAndDen » Sun Dec 14, 2008 11:39 am

Haydn thankyou very much recieved our Dip Sticks yesterday =D> . Sent pm .Will put some money in your paypal account .
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Re: Coolant DIPSTICK

Post by haydn callow » Sun Dec 14, 2008 12:23 pm

Merry Xmas....FOC
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Re: Coolant DIPSTICK

Post by Distilled Waters Run Deep » Thu Dec 18, 2008 10:41 pm

Nice & simple... if you want higher-tech, a pen-type torch put inside the neck of the opening at night or on a dull morning (a few of those of late!) will show up the colour & level of coolant in the murkiest (mine) tank.

Having said that, if I hadn't fitted a Haydn alarm, the chances are that my motor would be scrap by now -the water pump started leaking last month...
Freda AFT: Haydn/Mason alarms + engine head temperature sensor.

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Re: Coolant DIPSTICK

Post by haydn callow » Fri Dec 19, 2008 12:11 am

It's really good to have had so many posts on this forum recently from peeps who have benefited from the alarm we provide.
Makes all the effort worth while when we get feedback like the post above.
Thanks everyone !! =D> =D>
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