So Ive Discovered I Hate Fds...
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Originally Posted by Mazderati' date='Feb 12 2004, 01:11 AM
Hah. Not sure what I was thinking trying to reason; or even reply to this thread in the first place.
the ast "traps miiniscule bubbles"
what did they drastically change between the fc and fd coolant systems that these miniscules bubbles suddenly appeared?
i mean im pretty sur emy rad is on an angle, perhaps bigger angle then an fd's, i have no miniscule bubbles i can run it all day with the rad cap off and never see a miniscule bubble. perhaps a massive bubble.
so go on, let's hear your "reasoning" for the ast
oh and if this AST is such a godsend, why is there not one single other car in the world with one?
kevin.
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Originally Posted by Mazderati' date='Feb 12 2004, 02:11 AM
Hah. Not sure what I was thinking trying to reason; or even reply to this thread in the first place.
but you basically introduce an idea.....we criticized it...when you found out it was stupid, you bailed
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didnt ya know!
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Originally Posted by ColinRX7' date='Feb 11 2004, 10:12 PM
wouldn't it just make it more of a pain to bleed the system of air with the rad angle if there is air bubbles?
so what i am understanding is you need the ast to bleed it properly..
no? yes? sometimes?
if bleeding it is just a pain and thats why the ast is there so you dont mess up, then id rather ditch the ast and bleed it the harder way than to deal with the ast at all..
but i guess i dont understand properly and Mazderati won't explain...
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Originally Posted by ColinRX7' date='Feb 12 2004, 01:16 AM
seriously the system is sealed.. there shouldnt be bubbles produced at any point if you bleed it right..
so what i am understanding is you need the ast to bleed it properly..
no? yes? sometimes?
if bleeding it is just a pain and thats why the ast is there so you dont mess up, then id rather ditch the ast and bleed it the harder way than to deal with the ast at all..
but i guess i dont understand properly and Mazderati won't explain...
so what i am understanding is you need the ast to bleed it properly..
no? yes? sometimes?
if bleeding it is just a pain and thats why the ast is there so you dont mess up, then id rather ditch the ast and bleed it the harder way than to deal with the ast at all..
but i guess i dont understand properly and Mazderati won't explain...
kevin.
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Originally Posted by teknics' date='Feb 12 2004, 02:17 AM
its unexplainable, thats why no other car, ever, has one.
kevin.
kevin.
maybe the AST is really hollow and its a house...it sort of looks like one...a skinny 3 story victorian
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