Well see got some things to do in the morning. Then is sleep time as got work tomorrow night.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
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Well see got some things to do in the morning. Then is sleep time as got work tomorrow night.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Tried to get a pic at night for you they are awesome a very mellow red I have not idea why they flared in the pic
But its just a subtle red light. I absolutely love it
Thanks John, but I'm more concerned about how they look in bright sunny conditions.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
this was in full sunlight as I said very easy to read
I'm finally going to do something about my radiator.
Question is there seems to be a few that state a bleed pipe. Where would I find this on my current on TB45 auto.
Don't recall seeing one.
Never mind, I've find a direct replacement.
Dont you have a bleed point at the back of the motor??
Not that I'm aware of. I've always done the coke bottle trick.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Cant think which pipe it is but should come of the heater hose with a blue or black cap
make sure you don't get the air con pipes it is at the back near the firewall
Yeah just park up hill and idle it for 1/2 hr squeeze the top hose every now and then to force bubbles out.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
If you are on gas crack the hose fittings on the condenser, air always gets trapped there
Ill double check manual for bleed point
Thanks roofy. Will have a good look when I pull it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by roofy
Just spoke to a radiator place and some come with a bleed pipe port. These don't have a overflow hose or bottle. It bleeds back into the system. Mine has a overflow bottle, so I'm guessing that there should be a bleed valve somewhere.
He priced me at $330.