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DON TX
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 Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 7:37 pm Post subject: Success overheating TE20 fixed |
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Installed water pump and radiator, filled with 10% vinegar and started up to see if w/p would push thru the head w/o tstat. Waited a few mins and sure enuff it began circulating. Watched it for a few minutes, vinegar got pretty cloudy but had full circulation. I'm wondering if the vinegar may have damaged the w/p bearings? Should I refill with antifreeze or let the vinegar work on any chunks of rust that may be left in there for a few days?
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JMOR
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| Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 6:58 am Post subject: Re: Success overheating TE20 fixed |
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| DON TX wrote: | (quoted from post at 23:37:00 11/03/12) Installed water pump and radiator, filled with 10% vinegar and started up to see if w/p would push thru the head w/o tstat. Waited a few mins and sure enuff it began circulating. Watched it for a few minutes, vinegar got pretty cloudy but had full circulation. I'm wondering if the vinegar may have damaged the w/p bearings? Should I refill with antifreeze or let the vinegar work on any chunks of rust that may be left in there for a few days?
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I normally leave a full gallon in them for a week.
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old
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| Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2012 9:01 am Post subject: Re: Success overheating TE20 fixed |
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I always use 100% pure vinegar when I am flushing a cooling system and have yet to have it cause any problems in any thing unless of course you have a rust hole that is clogged by the junk in a system
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