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Markus
Another thing to pay attention to is the low coolant sensor,not sure if you have a remote tank or not. It should alarm when exposed to air--not grounded by coolant OR RUST. JUST SAYING |
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Yes, I have a coolant tank and low coolant sensor at top center of the tank. That is one of the many little things being replaced "while I'm there".
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Markus Meyer Phoenixville, PA 1986 PT40 6V92 VB 1570 |
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So today I went and spent the day working on the bus. First order of business was getting the trans cooler out of there so I could have it picked up. Look at all the grease, dirt, road grime everywhere...
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Markus Meyer Phoenixville, PA 1986 PT40 6V92 VB 1570 |
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Then I took off the fan shroud and the radiator guy came to pick up the radiator and trans cooler. They will recore the radiator, and hopefully clean and pressure test the trans cooler successfully.
Notice anything in the first pic?
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Markus Meyer Phoenixville, PA 1986 PT40 6V92 VB 1570 |
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Next order of business was scraping, degreasing and cleaning the mess left behind with radiator and trans cooler out of the bus. This way I'd have a good starting basis to see what I'm working with before I start pulling anything off for replacement. Plus its so much nicer to have a clean area.
After that, I covered the engine with plastic and started scraping off the insulation. Driver's side done, started taking down the metal panels at the back and top but not 100% done, will continue with that next time I head over. One bolt on the back panel won't come all the way out, and I need to get a few more things out of the way to take the top panel out. Figured before I start opening things up, I wanted that nasty old insulation gone so those parts wouldn't fall into all the areas I'm going to open up.
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Markus Meyer Phoenixville, PA 1986 PT40 6V92 VB 1570 |
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that rad is plugged up!
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DO NOT SEND PM email me at randy@randydupree.com only. Randy Dupree 2000 LXI 43 Bainbridge,Ga. Port St Joe Fl. www.buybyebluebird.com randy@randydupree.com |
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It sure is! Picked the right time to do it, before it got worse and caused issues I guess.
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Markus Meyer Phoenixville, PA 1986 PT40 6V92 VB 1570 |
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Markus, we looked at mine yesterday and determined that it's easier to get to everything than yours. Like Shane said........ it is smaller and the hydraulic cooler is on the lower rear side of the radiator. We are not seeing a trans cooler, maybe because of no retarder??...... Who knows. Saturday is radiator day for me. Battling a right front jack until then
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Markus, there's a lot of very good looking metal underneath all that grime.
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Be very careful Markus or David will have you converted over to the bright side. You don't want to go there. You'll never stop cleaning, polishing and buffing. Stay with us 'grimies'.
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Rob Robinson Victoria, British Columbia 1999 LXi Moderator |
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