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radiator 200 1991

posted by  stoney on  Thu Feb 28 17:38 CST 2013
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Check the upper and lower hose connection necks for cracks in the body of the rad (radial and circular), if the running temp is ok and no visual sign of fatigue, then you sound good to go.

A simple system flush with citric acid bath will do wonders for looseneing up scale and crud in both the block and the rad, did it on my MB for years and always got a ton og crap ouit of the system, ran 240K on the original Bher rad.






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