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Default Re: 1990 525 - radiator bleed screw is leaking - do I need a new screw or can I get a new O-ring? - 01-03-2005 , 10:13 PM






NotGiven <noname (AT) nonegiven (DOT) net> wrote:

If the screw hasnt cracked the valve, then you may be ok with a new one. If the valve is
cracked, you will most likely need a new radiator. Fucking brilliant engineering. A
2 dollar screw can crack the valve and render a perfectly good core uselss.

-R


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Default Re: 1990 525 - radiator bleed screw is leaking - do I need a new screw or can I get a new O-ring? - 01-04-2005 , 05:07 AM






In article <crd1jv$3ef (AT) dispatch (DOT) concentric.net>,
<rg1 (AT) nospam (DOT) net> wrote:
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If the screw hasnt cracked the valve, then you may be ok with a new one.
If the valve is cracked, you will most likely need a new radiator.
Fucking brilliant engineering. A 2 dollar screw can crack the valve and
render a perfectly good core uselss.
It's not the screw which breaks the valve, but the nut turning it...

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Default Re: 1990 525 - radiator bleed screw is leaking - do I need a new screw or can I get a new O-ring? - 01-06-2005 , 10:32 AM



"Dave Plowman (News)" <dave (AT) davenoise (DOT) co.uk> wrote:
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In article <crd1jv$3ef (AT) dispatch (DOT) concentric.net>,
rg1 (AT) nospam (DOT) net> wrote:
If the screw hasnt cracked the valve, then you may be ok with a new one.
If the valve is cracked, you will most likely need a new radiator.
Fucking brilliant engineering. A 2 dollar screw can crack the valve and
render a perfectly good core uselss.

It's not the screw which breaks the valve, but the nut turning it...
Maybe thats what happened to you.

-Rob

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