RE: Anti-freeze AGAIN sorry
"JAT Richardson" <[email protected]> Tue, 28 Oct 2003 06:22:07 -0000
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> But was I right about the system taking about 6 litres & therefore needing > about 1.5 litres of antifreeze? > And was it OK to bung it in without draining the system? And is there likely > to be a drain cock somewhere near the bottom hose cos I can't find one! > Should I just unclip the bottom hose to drain it? > Oh & another thing is sometimes when I rev it, it doesn't die down as > quickly as it should. Is this air getting in to the carbs maybe? Maybe I > just need to save up & treat it to a visit to the nice man at Milwoods. > Vic. 1) it depends on the antifreeze - 25% will usually protect to around -5 degrees; I run 33% usually 2) AFAIK it's fine just to put it in - it'll mix - or that's what I find when I use an antifreeze tester 3) If it is an xflow, then no drain cock - just disconnect a hose and wipe up afterwards 4) dying down slowly - sorry, no idea. Regards Rupert Richardson, (1988 Caterham 1700SS, long cockpit, Xflow, live axle, 4-speed, BRG/Ally, Q296VMF) Tel: +44 (0)20 8402 9634 Ansafone/fax: +44 (0)20 8402 9635 Email: mailto:[email protected] ------------------------------------------------- To manage your subscription options visit :- http://mailman.se7ens.net/mailman/listinfo/sevens