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Fellas thanks for the feedback, not to be a nuisance I'm trying to understand is this unique to the engine or Pontiac engines? The reason I ask is I have not had this type of situation with Chevy or Mopar engines in mid to late 60's muscle cars. Typically i would expect with cap off engine running at steady state coolant level would settle down and stay at a consistent level.
With the cap on the pressure I'm feeling in the hoses seems excessive to the point I'm a little concerned there might be a burst condition.
I'm struggling to understand what is making the coolant continually raise and fall 4-5 inches in the rad (once warmed up viewing through filler neck with cap off). Could there be a flow restriction, air bubble captured in the system, etc? I would like to pin point where the elasticity in the system is coming from, while the cap is off.
Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ed
Expansion/contraction. Look at newer car overflow tank. Cool level lower than hot level. Get the overflow tank.
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