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December 18th 04, 08:00 PM
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Adrian > wrote: >Clue :- There's very few cars from the last couple of decades that have a >cap on the rad itself. Virtually all have the cap on the header tank. Eh? My 1999 certainly has the cap on the radiator; you can see the core through the neck when it doesn't have enough fluid in it. So does my 1997. The overflow tank just has a simple plastic cap, not a pressure cap. 
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