

| Subject: | Re: Salt corroded cooling pipes |
| From: | Dave Fain |
| Date: | Sun, 28 Sep 1997 12:03:34 -0600 |
> Subject: location of Tim Smith "smitht@UNB.ca" > > Still on the track of replacing salt corroded cooling pipes. > Thanks to Lloyd I was referred to Tim Smith at UNB.ca who wrote extensively > on how to replace these with rubber. I have trekked with blood-shot eyes > through recent archives and have not found the article. > Anyone out there save it or know which archive it's in? > How do I access previously posted indiv. articles? > > Many thanks > > Leo > I think mine are OK for now, but is there any reason they could not be replaced with rigid copper tubing with soldered joints? I once made a fitting like this to install a mechanical temp gauge on a Rabbit and it seemed to hold up OK. You could put foam insulation on the heater lines and leave the cooling pipes bare or painted flat black. Dave
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