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Date:         Wed, 4 Dec 2002 20:15:02 EST
Reply-To:     JM060356@AOL.COM
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From:         Jim Morgan <JM060356@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Test stand running a wasserboxer
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Hello all. A brief update on my 86 gl. A month ago my coolant tank sprung a leak . Replaced it and was trying to find the reason why. Found that I am getting exhaust gases in the system. Only when it is stone cold. After 5 min no more bubbles. N external evidence of colant leaks. It would seem that i can go a week and the tank is down by 1/4 ( air space). Has never over heated and runs to mid l.e.d. on the gage. I have gotten rather good and quick bleeding the system.

I know that it is head replacement/repair time. I have access to two known good (FREE) engines( parted out running vans) but would like to run them on a stand to make sure the heads /cylinders are not leaking. This is going to be my spring project so I have some time to sort this issue out. Any ideas as to how i can set this up?

Jim Morgan 86GL "breadbox) 202,000.0 miles


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