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Old 10-04-2013, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverSurfer View Post
Best one is when you do a turbo change and don't drain out any coolant.
You end up with a semi-large spill of coolant that can collect in the exhaust heatshields.
The thing looks like it's on fire when it's gets up to temp, bloody stinks too......
Had this with the split top rad hose! fresh coolent too! the steam comin out was mental at the time it was around -3 so that made it worse than it actully was would rather put up with the heat wrap smoke tho being non mechanical!
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