

| Subject: | Re: Cooling System Pressure |
| From: | Rico Sapolich |
| Date: | Wed, 15 Mar 2000 00:18:32 EST |
In a message dated 3/14/00 11:52:23 PM, sdelasal@YAHOO.COM writes: << I've asked for a cooling system pressure check on a water cooled van that I'm considering to see if there's any evidence of leaking cylinder heads - is this a good idea?, What is a reasonable pressure to expect? any better ideas? >> Steve: Damn good idea! It can expose a myriad of sins. 15 psi is called for. I would check it cold AND after it has reached operating temperature. I have seen hydronic systems test out good cold then, once up to operating temperature, it is time to get out the umbrellas. Although, Vanagons sometimes seem to show their weaknesses more after they cool down. Rich
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