

| Subject: | Re: Boston to DC Vanagon purchase saga (long) |
| From: | Tom L. Neal |
| Date: | Sun, 2 Jan 2000 08:40:48 -0800 |
> the defective expansion tank cover may have been the main cause of the > overheating problem the PO had as a result of loss of coolant from the > system. When I picked up the vehicle he mentioned to me that he was loosing When the cap blew on the distribution unit and was replace by a ketsup lid, I switched to a "bad" zero pressure cap that was along as a spare. The cooling system operated normally for the next 1000 miles of cool weather driving, suggesting coolant pressure is not critical in a cool environment. However, as has been discussed before, it is a critical monitoring variable and I'm about to install a coolant pressure gauge. Regards, Tom Neal '87 syncro
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