I guess I already know the answer, not really a question just a moan!!!
Still new to all of this, but thought I would get to grips with the cooling system as I needed to replace a hose and refill the system.
Spent the good part of today draining, replacing the hose and bleeding and refilling. Just about finished, ready for a test drive, one final bleed of radiator and grrrrr, radiator valve screw wouldn't tighten!!! Assuming the thread is stripped!! I assume I have no choice but to buy a new radiator? Is it simple to do for someone who's beginning to think he should stick to his day job (wiki description looks simple)!!!
Sharing the frustration!!!
Radiator bleed thread...
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Re: Radiator bleed thread...
you could tap it out it you still wanted a bvleed screw in there personally i would just fill the hole exhaust paste or anything heat resistant
You can say alot of of things with "ar"
1984 syncro westfalia
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1984 syncro westfalia
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