MFTS replacement advice needed
Mike Veglia
msvphoto at pacbell.net
Mon Aug 12 15:59:35 EDT 2002
In a message dated 8/12/2002 Scalmanini Steve writes:
<< Can someone tell me how to avoid losing much coolant
when replacing the Multifunction Temperature Sensor,
or is this not an issue if done when the engine is
cold and/or with the cap off the expansion tank? >>
I hope it goes without saying that you don't open up and work on the cooling
system when it's hot ;-)
The answer to your question, IME, is to work fast and be ready to thread in
the replacement MTS quickly. Not sure what access is like on the 20V, but on
a MC engine 10V you won't normally loose much coolant (a cup or so maybe).
Coolant will flow out. The other option is to do everything you would want
to on your cooling system (like...how old are your hoses? your coolant over
2 years old? what about the heater valve--ever changed it?) at one time and
drain it before you began.
Mike Veglia
Motor Sport Visions Photography
http://www.motorsportvisions.com
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