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Author: | minicarlo [ Fri Apr 16, 2004 12:48 am ] |
Post subject: | New Radiator, Check! Now what!? |
Hello all, My clubman has been in the garage all week as i have tackled the job of changing the radiator. I thought, yeah, should be straight forward, remove bolts, out with old, in with new, replace bolts. Easy. Boy was i wrong! After finally removing the old radiator(seriously, those lower mounting bolts and shroud screws are murder to remove) i go to put the new one in, but the shroud srews are too small. Off to Kmart(it was late at night) to find screws, 3/8 too small, 1/4 too big. Next day go to Bunnings. After ripping open 6 packets and trying them( yes i brought the radiator with me!) i discover metric bolts, M6 to be exact, fit perfect. Tonight, put it all back together, top up with water, roll car out of garage, check cap, damn thing doesn't fit! Off to servo, buy cap, try it, goes on tight but should do, start car, round the block, needle moves to normal, whew, wipe brough, all good. Get out, look under car, There's a puddle! Water? No. Oil? No. Petrol? YEP! Damn thing under exhaust leaking petrol. Is that the Petrol Pump. Is it easy to replace? Please tell me the truth. Or maybe you shouldn't...... ![]() |
Author: | min13k [ Fri Apr 16, 2004 1:06 am ] |
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get a after market electric fuel pump and use that mount it on the rear subframe under the fuel tank take the lines of the old pump and there ya go makka |
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