Subject	I don't mean to cause you nightmares...
Posted by	ZEngineer on November 09, 2005 at 10:04 AM
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In Reply To	Reason Number 103 not to use Stop Leak in your radiator. posted by doug8867 on November 09, 2005 at 09:56 AM
Message	but just imagine what the water lines going to the turbos look like. They are approximately 1/8" ID, so I would bet that very little water is getting to your turbos. :( George _________________________________________________________________________________ "The Z is the cause and the solution to all my problems" -- Me manstretch: well, my rear end is just worn out ZEngineer24: sig quote
Follow Ups	Reason Number 103 not to use Stop Leak in your radiator. - doug8867 09:56:49 11/09/05 Looks like apple cider. - ssm300z 09:59:39 11/09/05 I don't mean to cause you nightmares... - ZEngineer 10:04:16 11/09/05 I was thinking the same but with the entire motor =/ (n/m) - tyreeztt 10:56:28 11/09/05 Yep, keeping my fingers crossed that the heat generated - doug8867 10:56:57 11/09/05 good luck, seems like you did everything you could - ZEngineer 11:55:37 11/09/05 Use a good chemical flush!!!! (n/m) - MeterMan 12:02:11 11/09/05 This is why you fix things instead of patching them. (n/m) - lazersos 12:28:05 11/09/05 Re: Reason Number 103 not to use Stop Leak in your radiator. - 2eZee 19:15:44 11/09/05 I thought that meant something about a head gasket - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 01:49:56 11/10/05 Yes, sometimes brownish fluid can signify oil is leaking - doug8867 07:43:03 11/10/05
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