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Garage is empty, add now
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Garage is empty, add now
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anyone?
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having noticed that the heater core was by-passed i thought it was done for. but ran some test instead of paying someone to replace it.
TESTS RUN: Air---- thru tubes leading in and out (some gunk stuff came out) Water--thru tubes leading in and out (pink coolant came out [weird] and used very hot water) once i finished the tests i cycled the water thru the core to see if there were any leaks, there seamed to be one minor one (but it was minimal), so i went ahead and mixed in radiator sealant (liquid aluminum) with near boiling point water in a bucket and had the 2 hoses running from there to the core (one of course had a pump on it to cycle the fluid). the levels of fluid in the bucket didn't drop at all so i went on to cycling for 1 1/2 hrs and after that i cycled with clean water (hot water) to test for leaks again (i also pressured the system to stress test just in case). afterwards i hooked the system back up (pre-bled the core with coolant). drove around the block and it got TOASTY in the car !!!! and still no coolant smell fixed the core !!! i highly recommend doing this before taking apart the dash board. no body wants to end up doing that lol thank you to Audi-World members for the help and ideas |
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looks like its leaking, run some tests before paying **** loads and needing to take out the dash
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HOw do you run these tests. Im a noob, i cant even find the darn thing. I havent really tried i guess. Im gonna look at it sometime today, but if you got a picture or something, that would be awesome.
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