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Date:         Fri, 07 Oct 94 15:09:13 EDT
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From:         DerekDrew@aol.com
Subject:      Re: Coolant Change

The message is included below: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- >From JWALKER@ua1vm.ua.edu Fri Oct 7 12:51:32 1994

On Fri, 7 Oct 94 07:37:24 CDT <DerekDrew@aol.com> said: >In Skinned Knuckles magazine I saw an ad for a little filter they sell for >your coolent system. You put the filter in the coolent hose somewhere and it >catches little pieces of metal. >Good idea?

Skinned Knuckles?? what is that? :)

------------Skinned Knuckles is a wonderful magazine about restoring old cars. The editor, Matt Jacobs? is tremendous. Since all of our cars are becoming old and need restoring, I read it.

question is: how to you get it out easily to clean/change the filter? does it screw on to an installed coupling? or must you uncouple the coolant hoses (and thereby dumping a gallon or so all over yourself) to install it or take it out.

--------------not a screw on. A dump gallon type system.

if it was a screw on, like the oil filter, i kinda like the idea. probably just another place for the coolant to leak out, though.

i wonder if that Oberg super filter would work on coolant?

joel


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