Re: [DML] Re: quick question
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Re: [DML] Re: quick question




Bill wrote:
> Don't forget that your coolant boils at nearly 280 degrees -- won't
> take long at those temperatures to warp their numerous mating
> surfaces.

Would it be safe to assume that if after the coolant spewed out the 
overflow and was replaced, the engine purred down the freeway at 
90 and normal temperature, that I haven't damaged it? 

> Your first order of business as a new owner should be to replace every
> hose in the cooling system. 

When I originally learned about the cooling issues I assumed that I 
would have to do that in the immediate future.  Our desert heat isn't 
kind during the summers.    Fortunately I have a mechanic  locally 
with Delorean experience who can assess the situation and I will 
pass along your recommendations to him. 
  
> Otherwise enjoy your ownership experience. 

I am!  Even if for now it means just looking at the car and knowing 
it's mine!!!  Yesterday I actually verbalized to no one in particular 
"Damn! That's gorgeous!"

.........................LP
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