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YOUR RESEARCHPuddle of Coolent!
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One of the TSB's was just to replace the tank cap.
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Second time PCNA had the dealer flush and pressure test the system twice B4 returning to me.
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So finally, I got me a real leak. Coolent reserve tank has a leak and getting it into the dealer on monday. Now, is this under warrenty or is it going to cost me? Beside this small issue, the car runs like a champ.
Next on the list! New set of tires.
Was the TSB on the coolant resrvoir done already? Either way it should be covered. How's it going? Haven't heard from you in a long while. Regards. Mike
Bloke, sorry to hear you've joined the coolant tank leak club. It's covered under warranty. I've had two replaced! Second time PCNA had the dealer flush and pressure test the system twice B4 returning to me. One of the TSB's was just to replace the tank cap. Both my leaks were on the seam that the tank has. Cap never leaked nor did the o-ring at the pressure relief valve. Those have been known problems as well. Quick job to fix. You'll have your baby back the same day.
Mike,
I been busy trying to decide on life! The economy has hit our household and I am taking a few months off to decide. What am I going to do when i grow up.
But, as for the coolent great to hear.
Hey speedraser- Bloke got a problem with his car so it's not a joking matter. If you want to offer sound advice then comments are welcomed and appreciated. If not then screw you. If something happened to your car you be crying like a baby so why make stupid comments? Mike
Steve, no nothing like that happened but what riles me the most is people making stupid(dumb and useless) comments when someone on the board has something going on with the car and needed advice. I don't see it being at all funny and it's darn pointless. We can talk smack about who's car is better but if there's issues with the car- why not offer great advice versus knocking a guy down when he's already there? Bloke I'll be doing writeup(review) of the Row M030 later today so look for it on the board. I took my baby to the track at Thunderhill and all I can say it's a significant improvement over the stock suspension but of coarse having coilovers is the best thing but unless I make my car a dedicated track car then the ROW suspension is the best option both street/track. There's a funny but stupid thing during prepping my car for the track so I'll post it on the writeup. I taped the lap sessions so have one from the previous( stock suspension) and with ROW which shows I had more speed going thru the turns(back to this funny thing when prepping my car) and it shows the disparity between the two tapes. Hope things get better for you and the family-the economy is darn terrible but like anything it'll turnaround but question is when(it's a viscious cycle). Regards. Mike
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