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Rads and pipes 1.4 - P-Courty - 15-06-2016 Right have a few q's for you guys. Got a 1.4 and the rad has been replaced twice now, it's got the stupid circlip fitting on the end. Last time i cut the pipe to get the rad out then got a second hand one with pipe on already but had a tiny leak on that joint so use rad weld and been ok for 2 years. So old rad is now out and would rather put an easier to replace rad in, could i not use one with a push on connector instead of the circlipped one. Also the top rad hose off a ph2 vtr saxo is the same as mine so was wondering if the bottom was too? Only thought being i can get a silicone hose kit for a vtr but can't seem to find one for a 1.4 306. Just thinking of easier replacements as really hate the circlips with a passion! By the way i also checked on ECP and it came up with 2 rads for mine; 1. 457mm length 2. 610mm length Would of thought the longer one as isn't the shorter one for a Saxo? a/c model by the way. Old rad. RE: Rads and pipes 1.4 - Piggy - 15-06-2016 They are a pain those bottom pipes. But you have the easier version...there is another with the plastic twist clips...they are truly crap. Way I see it though is that once you've done it...don't need to touch it again for...well a long time. Clean up the clip and hose/oil the seal... Take your time Rads and pipes 1.4 - P-Courty - 15-06-2016 I kind of need a new hose either way after mine being not so easy to get off and got a bit angry with it. kind of the same reason as last time i changed it! The 1st rad was original and developed a leak on that joint and the second rad (second hand) also had a leak on it. Is there no better option? Need to try and get it sorted for Pugfest. |