Subject	For those driving the Z in colder temps with an aluminum
Posted by	vorpalZ on December 06, 2005 at 12:18 AM
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Message	lower rad hose upgrade: Check your clamp tightness in addition to checking your fuel lines! I tightened my fuel line clamps two weeks ago, but we have had a cold snap lately. Couldn't figure out why I was getting small coolant puddles here and there where I parked the Z. Wouldn't always happen, only if I let the car warm up to operating temp when parked. Turns out coolant was leaking out my upper clamp on the aluminum lower rad hose. Got underneath in -18 C weather on Sunday and saw a nice dribble of coolant/water dripping down the hose below the upper clamp. Tightened that clamp and checked my lower clamp. Lots of driving and parking today, and no leaks. Regards, vorpalZ                  1990 TT The 300ZX Turbo is a dance; it's a song; it's rolling, roaring automotive art. There is no color that doesn't suit it. There is no mood-lifting chemical substance it cannot replace. 1993 Nissan Ad Torque gets you up to speed, and HP keeps you there : grahfz on June 04, 2005 i have the woody, it is harder but its more of a solid feeling : DragonSi on April 10, 2005
Follow Ups	For those driving the Z in colder temps with an aluminum - vorpalZ 00:18:59 12/06/05 why isn't your Z parked in a heated garage? (n/m) - ZEngineer 08:11:03 12/06/05 Not everyone has a "heated garage" for their toy car. It's - phillyz 08:48:07 12/06/05 Psst.. he was just yanking his chain (n/m) - spicyZ 08:55:00 12/06/05 Oh yeah, I knew that. (n/m) - phillyz 12:13:57 12/06/05 Its his daily driver 365 days a year, and heated garages are - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 12:42:01 12/06/05 ya don't say. (n/m) - Sarcasm Police 17:45:00 12/06/05 I had a very similar thing happen the other day to me - kandy2dr 15:57:45 12/06/05
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