Re: Loose cap allows boiling....

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Posted by Kaegi [24.16.253.154] on Monday, November 28, 2011 at 13:47:32 :

In Reply to: Loose cap allows boiling.... posted by ChrisCase [76.212.213.13] on Monday, November 28, 2011 at 12:23:34 :

I have had a couple head gasket go but both times it was inbetween cylinders. never into the water jacket. Never had overheating problems and never hear anyone here everr bring it up either. I hear about vapor lock which I have also had on trucks that had no heat shield. do your Power wagons overheat?

Dishmaster

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Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - M Fanoni 15:51:08 11/28/2011

Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - Kaegi 18:19:09 11/28/2011
- Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - dave royal 20:43:05 11/28/2011
  - Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - M Fanoni 21:08:47 11/28/2011
    - Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - Kaegi 21:21:11 11/28/2011
      - Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - M Fanoni 22:23:52 11/28/2011
        
        Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - Kaegi 23:24:49 11/28/2011
        
        Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - M Fanoni 00:40:14 11/29/2011
        
        Re: Loose cap allows boiling.... - Kaegi 01:49:34 11/29/2011
        
        Radiators do go bad too. - ChrisCase 08:38:30 11/29/2011
        
        Re: Radiators do go bad too. - M Fanoni 12:22:47 11/29/2011
        
        Re: Radiators do go bad too. - D Sherman 11:40:35 11/29/2011
        
        Re: Radiators do go bad too. - Matt Wilson 21:16:47 11/29/2011
        
        Re: Radiators do go bad too. - gmharris 14:35:09 12/01/2011

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