Yestrekie wrote:i didnt find any problem with fitting the replacement hose, i made sure there were no sharp bends which would impede the water flow. i did consider triming the original hose but i did not trust it not to perforate again even in the short term. the rear heater was getting hot.
as a matter of interest, would water from a dehumidifier and an aircon be suitable to use if it was collected in a plastic container?
cheers
alex
replaced coolant hose
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Re: replaced coolant hose
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Re: replaced coolant hose
i can get hold of de-ironised water from work, we have an aircon unit and a de-humidifier both churning out water which up to now, i have been dumping but i am now letting it build up and then i will bring it home. i will also try changing the thermostat( my dad, whenever he got a new car used to remove them and chuck them in the bin)
my only problems are that i will have to tackle the flushing my self as jan has just done her nail varnish
and also, i dont have access to a hosepipe. its going to be carrying buckets of water around the block
i have been using galileo for short runs and the gauge moves up occasionally but i am not pushing her. the coolant is now holding at a constant level.
cheers
alex
my only problems are that i will have to tackle the flushing my self as jan has just done her nail varnish
i have been using galileo for short runs and the gauge moves up occasionally but i am not pushing her. the coolant is now holding at a constant level.
cheers
alex




