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11-06-2021, 08:24 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Aug 2019
Location: Goulburn NSW
Posts: 514
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Hi Everyone,
Well about two years ago the Expansion Tank Coolant Bottle on my Ford Mondeo was using a lot of Coolant and at first i couldn't work out where it was going to. I was at home so i started the car up and found out that when it got to the right pressure that there was a pin ***** leak in the Tank and was spraying out the side. I got a new tank from Ford and was fitted it and as i went to put the two little plastic hoses on the side of the Tank one of them broke in my hand. I got two new plastic hoses fitted one of them but the other one went right around past the radiator around the other side to the drivers side and fitted under a heater hose That took me ages to fit and i will never say to my self again "how hard can it be" i will do it myself. |
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