Should I keep my AST?
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From: Oceanside, California
Yes
Word is it will help get air bubbles out of the system, increase amount of coolant, and acts as a cooling reservoir of sorts. I have seen cars running without them though, some say they had cooling deficiancies.
Hey Neo, you didn't return my PM, what I am I? Chopped liver?
Hey Neo, you didn't return my PM, what I am I? Chopped liver?
Last edited by Mr. Mahtab; Aug 11, 2001 at 01:47 PM.
Jinx
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You are the moderator...shouldn't this be in the 3rd gen forum?
Anyway...much debate over if the car needs it or not, but why do anything that will reduce the cooling efficiency by decreasing the volume of coolant. Get an aluminum one.
Anyway...much debate over if the car needs it or not, but why do anything that will reduce the cooling efficiency by decreasing the volume of coolant. Get an aluminum one.
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Re: Yes
Originally posted by Mr. Mahtab
Word is it will help get air bubbles out of the system, increase amount of coolant, and acts as a cooling reservoir of sorts. I have seen cars running without them though, some say they had cooling deficiancies.
Hey Neo, you didn't return my PM, what I am I? Chopped liver?
Word is it will help get air bubbles out of the system, increase amount of coolant, and acts as a cooling reservoir of sorts. I have seen cars running without them though, some say they had cooling deficiancies.
Hey Neo, you didn't return my PM, what I am I? Chopped liver?
, Did you read the Mid-west section? I just ordered it yesterday. It will be here next wekk. I will email you when those get here.
. You moved my thread 
