Subject	RE: the stock system with an overflow tank, you say
Posted by	240Z FeO2 on March 10, 2012 at 11:52 PM
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In Reply To	answer: posted by TheDuck (Single Snail) on March 10, 2012 at 09:33 PM
Message	"once the fluid has passed into the overflow tank it can not be reintroduced into the system." Isn't it the case that once the radiator cools, and the pressure in it decreases, the water in the coolant tank is drawn back (reintroduced) into the radiator? Chance favors the informed
Follow Ups	Expansion tank setup - TheDuck (Single Snail) 19:25:15 03/10/12 This is the exact same concept used in hydronic heating! - ZinnZ32 20:14:46 03/10/12 Here's a question - Jayru 21:18:01 03/10/12 answer: - TheDuck (Single Snail) 21:33:18 03/10/12 RE: the stock system with an overflow tank, you say - 240Z FeO2 23:52:33 03/10/12 my best advice. - TheDuck (Single Snail) 00:04:12 03/11/12 I believe it does as you would have a vaccuum. - MixManMash 09:03:04 03/11/12 Yes you are correct. As the fluid cools it will contract - jmt-z 14:34:16 03/11/12 Re: Expansion tank setup - Krazyd27(Houston) 10:58:18 03/11/12 Re: Expansion tank setup - itlnstln13 17:36:27 03/11/12
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