, now the thing is do I have to drain the whole system to replace it or can I get away with just losing a pipe full of coolant or will it just empty the system if you remove the old pipe ( I thought it would but asking just in case ) cheers1.9 DG water pipe
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1.9 DG water pipe
Hi noticed the metal pipe going from water pump to thermo is looking very poor , so bit the bullet and got a new one , now the thing is do I have to drain the whole system to replace it or can I get away with just losing a pipe full of coolant or will it just empty the system if you remove the old pipe ( I thought it would but asking just in case ) cheers
, now the thing is do I have to drain the whole system to replace it or can I get away with just losing a pipe full of coolant or will it just empty the system if you remove the old pipe ( I thought it would but asking just in case ) cheers-
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Re: 1.9 DG water pipe
Stick it's ar$£ in the air and you'll lose a lot less and only have to bleed the engine bay 
Ian
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Re: 1.9 DG water pipe
good plan all the best projects start that wayIan Hulley wrote:Stick it's ar$£ in the air
Ian