Koyo Radiator Drain Plug Bad?
03-01-04 | 09:40 PM
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Koyo Radiator Drain Plug Bad?
Just installed a brand new koyo in my fd and when I shut it off there is a small leak coming from the drain plug. 
I've visually checked the upper, lower and small hose that goes from the ast to the radiator and there are no wet spots. Has anyone experienced this problem before? The stock drain plug on the factory radiator should screw right in correct? Also, does the koyo plug have the plastic gasket like the stock one does? I never unscrewed mine but I guess I'll find that out later when I swap plugs. Thanks in advance.
I've visually checked the upper, lower and small hose that goes from the ast to the radiator and there are no wet spots. Has anyone experienced this problem before? The stock drain plug on the factory radiator should screw right in correct? Also, does the koyo plug have the plastic gasket like the stock one does? I never unscrewed mine but I guess I'll find that out later when I swap plugs. Thanks in advance.
03-01-04 | 11:35 PM
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Re: Koyo Radiator Drain Plug Bad?
Originally posted by RX7 RAGE
Just installed a brand new koyo in my fd and when I shut it off there is a small leak coming from the drain plug. I've visually checked the upper, lower and small hose that goes from the ast to the radiator and there are no wet spots. Has anyone experienced this problem before? The stock drain plug on the factory radiator should screw right in correct? Also, does the koyo plug have the plastic gasket like the stock one does? I never unscrewed mine but I guess I'll find that out later when I swap plugs. Thanks in advance.
Just installed a brand new koyo in my fd and when I shut it off there is a small leak coming from the drain plug.
I've visually checked the upper, lower and small hose that goes from the ast to the radiator and there are no wet spots. Has anyone experienced this problem before? The stock drain plug on the factory radiator should screw right in correct? Also, does the koyo plug have the plastic gasket like the stock one does? I never unscrewed mine but I guess I'll find that out later when I swap plugs. Thanks in advance.
03-16-04 | 10:17 AM
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For anyone reading this I had the same problem with my Fluidyne. For some reason the plant seams to forget one important rule wiht metal----EXPANSION. The plugs are brass and the radiator is aluminum teflon tape is a must.
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