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Re: drain coolant from 200q



quk@isham-research.demon.co.uk (Phil Payne) wrote:

>> Get a cement mixing tray from hardware store.  These are pretty cheap and
>> come in different sizes.  Slide underneath engine and loosen lower radiator
>> hose.  Tray will catch majority of spillage no matter where it goes.  A tip

>I use a standard bucket, but it has to be _real_ close - touching the
>bottom of the radiator if possible.

A plastic washing-up bowl is excellent for the purpose. Don't know if you
can get 'em, but they hold as much liquid as a standard bucket, and they're
low enough to slide under most cars. Also good when you're changing an Audi
under-car fuel pump. There should be one in every garage.

Oh, and don't use it for washing up afterwards. ;-)

Tom

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 Tom Nas                                          Zeist, The Netherlands
 tnas@euronet.nl
 1987 Audi 90q 2.3E, Tizianrot metallic, 167,000km

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