

| Subject: | Re: Bleeder Valve, CV's, After-Market Filter |
| Date: | Tue, 8 Oct 1996 06:37:56 PST |
On Mon, 7 Oct 1996 16:01:53 -0500 Hotch <hotch@netaxs.com> writes: >Hey Guys, > >I just changed my coolant after checking out the archives first. One >thing that was mentioned was that the radiator bleeder valve looks >like >a brake bleeder. My bleeder is nothing more than an 8mm bolt (maybe >tapered). Is this right? *That is correct >is no big thing, taking the CV off of the axle to change the boot seems >a little bit harder. I don't have a press, will I be able to get the CV >back on the shaft without one? After removing the circlip I have had them come apart without to much fuss. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO HAMMER ON THE SPLINED END OF THE AXLE SHAFT!!!!!!!!!!! It will mushroom out and you will really have a hard time getting it off. While your there I would go ahead and repack the CVs and check for wear. DO NOT mix parts between CV parts. >Fuel filter thing - I need the one that's about the diameter of a coffee mug If yours is metal I believe the filter is a permanent one i.e. does not need to be replaced on a routine basis. Good luck ken "the voice of experience" lewis kdlewis@juno.com
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