YOUR RESEARCHCoolant cap detent position - quick question
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As perventative maintenance, I put on the new coolant cap ending in part # 04. However the old one ending in part # 01has a very positive detent I can feel when closing it. However the new one is very faint and doesn't feel tight enough at the detent. Can I hand tighten it past the very faint detent? My guess is that is fine, but I don't want any issues at mid-ohio tomorrow. I'm brining the old cap just to be safe.
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