DeTomaso Mailing List: July 2000, Message #202
| From: | "NED BYRNE, UVEST INV" <NEDB@bloomberg.net> |
| Subject: | Fwd: Re: HEATER CUT OFF VALVES |
| Date: | Thu, 6 Jul 2000 11:22:21 -0400 |
Forest....If I have the car dead cold and open the cap will that take off the
pressure? Will I just be able to use vice grips on the hoses to hold back the
coolant when I cut the line? That was the plan. Ned
---- Original Msg from: MikeLDrew@aol.com At: 7/ 6 11:12
Forest wrote:
>Be careful here. The cooling system is pressurized and thus both hoses are
under
pressure. Its just that one is a higher pressure than the other.
>>>Interesting. Please explain further? I was under the impression that
automotive cooling systems had what amounts to a high-pressure and a
low-pressure (almost vacuum) side. I know that it's possible to collapse a
radiator hose with suction if there's an obstruction in the radiator, for
example.
If the down-stream side is pressurized, how would coolant be able to flow in any
direction?
Mike