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15-04-2016, 05:18 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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hi
seen engine bay pictures of some e series, some au and some ba models and with the header tanks the water levels are at different heights. could anyone explain how they work as most have min and max spot and aftermarket ba tanks have min and max hot spot with a max cold spot half way between min and max and are there any ba models that have a low coolant sensor or do you have to go aftermarket if the tanks just got min and max is it possible to engrave a mark and ifso where should the mark go thanks for any answers |
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15-04-2016, 07:13 PM
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HSV - I just ate one!
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BA's dont have low coolant sensors because they automatically deactivate cylinders in overtemp conditions, AU's only did it in the 6 cylinders, which is why the only AU's with low coolant sensors are the V8's
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15-04-2016, 09:25 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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where should level be on bottle when hot and cold and warm, do you have to have low coolant sensor if you had one previously as the fairmont had the sensor bypassed as it doesnt work properly and got to get a new one with the new tank
if you want to put a ba tank or even au on your e series what would you do about low coolant sensor, would you buy a au one with facillities for sensor or could you buy a ba one and use a redarc top hose sensor |
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16-04-2016, 03:51 AM
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HSV - I just ate one!
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A sensor isnt critical, but its something that can prevent you cooking your engine if you blow a hose.
IMO, coolant levels should be somewhere around 25% full cold, 75% full hot, but thats just my opinion Why use a different header tank? you can still get new standard replacement tanks for every E series
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17-04-2016, 07:43 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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hi
just wondered what pressure radiator cap the eb to au should have as the ea 3.9 uses a 110kpa/16psi recovery and ed to au 4.0 uses 120kpa/17 psi and ba to fg uses 120kpa/17psi recovery cap those specs above is what ford specify would using a 120kpa/17 psi or a 125kpa/18psi cap be ok in the eb to au what causes a hiss for a couple minutes after a drive at times with a 110kpa cap on a e series 4.0 will a 125kpa cap fix that or do they damage stuff how much difference is 18 psi over 16 psi and how much difference is 20psi over 16psi |
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