love the response "babies in prams know that". lol
kazbanz,
Oct 21, 7:55pm
2 sheddies--it looks like a random thread that leapt out of nowhere. its not linked to anything
corky,
Oct 21, 9:14pm
Was on Motorway Cops last night. Ute boiled and WPC offered her drink bottle to pour into the radiator. Then a farmer came along with four litre containers and poured straight in. Quite spectacular blow back.
mrfxit,
Oct 21, 11:46pm
Simply . Way to much WAY to fast
mrfxit,
Oct 21, 11:47pm
As long as the radiator still has some water in it, you can hose the outside of the radiator core & the lower half of the engine block while the engine is running till it cools down a bit & then very slowly add water to the radiator.
Hit & miss as to either way of doing any damage as it very much depends on how much water is in the radiator & general cooling system including the heater core OR . leave it alone to cool off totally if the engine has lost ALL water from a split hose/ radiator.
As a general rule, modern engines really hate being overheated & are far less forgiving then the older non computer controlled engines.
2sheddies,
Jan 12, 5:00pm
Highway Cops kaz.
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