My SC400 - Coolant Reservoir
12-22-13, 04:35 PM
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My SC400 - Coolant Reservoir
I must admit. I should have taken care of this issue a couple of summers ago when it began. Instead, I attempted a bit of Missouri engineering on this coolant reservoir. I basically did an epoxy job on the "leak" of the 2 plastic pieces that make up this part. Now that some time has passed, the epoxy has gotten brittle & is now beginning to flake off.
My fear is that the coolant will start spitting out the previous leak. Any suggestions on how to repair this problem. Or links for a replacement.
Thanks in advance
My fear is that the coolant will start spitting out the previous leak. Any suggestions on how to repair this problem. Or links for a replacement.
Thanks in advance
Last edited by ScottURnot; 12-25-13 at 06:32 PM.
12-24-13, 01:59 AM
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buy an all aluminum universal one.. its dirt cheap.. not sure why this required soo much thought and a new thread.. sorry to be harsh, but for real..
kragen..
over flow from summit..
kragen..
over flow from summit..
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12-24-13, 06:27 AM
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Since these came out, I am surprised no one has started using them.
Since these came out, I am surprised no one has started using them.
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12-25-13, 07:13 AM
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For Real.. I've kept everything original on mine... So far.
It required a new thread, simply because I'm new here, and I didn't want to bump an old, dead thread.
Not to be harsh, but why put in your two cents if you have nothing to add to the thread but negative input.
And for the record. I received a message from another forum user that has one and willing to part with it. (Much cheaper than an aluminum one would most likely cost)
Merry Christmas
It required a new thread, simply because I'm new here, and I didn't want to bump an old, dead thread.
Not to be harsh, but why put in your two cents if you have nothing to add to the thread but negative input.
And for the record. I received a message from another forum user that has one and willing to part with it. (Much cheaper than an aluminum one would most likely cost)
Merry Christmas
12-25-13, 06:31 PM
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OK, I cleaned this thread up, boarderline infractions for Christmas guys. Keep on track please.
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01-01-14, 06:58 PM
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I just picked up one used off a 1994 with a new coolant level sensor and radiator cap for $30 off another site for local classifieds.
She actually had 3 other sc's on the lot for sale and two on the side for parts. I tried getting the headlights but someone from the Bay drove out and beat me to it.
She actually had 3 other sc's on the lot for sale and two on the side for parts. I tried getting the headlights but someone from the Bay drove out and beat me to it.
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