Wanted Aux Rad for ABY S2 .
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Originally posted by s20aleWanted Aux Rad for ABY S2 .
Welcome to the forum
Plenty of the members have removed the Aux radiator and blanked off or used copper pipe to connect the two pipes together. There are lots of posts about this in the cooling section on the forum. Take a look sometime. Where are you?
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Take a look at this post.
HTH
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Cheers Dave I guess no need for aux rad , but whats best blank it or bypass??.Originally posted by Stick InsectTake a look at this post.
HTH
David
Bought an S2 about two weeks ago and the ****** sprung a leak, not too bad at the moment but it will get worse i'm sure.
By the way i'm from Norfolk near Gt Yarmouth.sigpicComment
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Doug,Originally posted by Doug_RS2Im Audiman, im using another PC at the moment, but i have a aux rad in good nick, only about 18 months old. I no longer need it. So find me and PM me!
Thanks for the reply but after reading Dave's ( Stick Insect !! ) post
I'm in a quandry wether to remove rad or not.
Would apprieciate any veiws on this i know its probbably been discussed
but i am new to the S2 and this site.
Cheers Dale
p.s what sort of price did you have in mind for your rad ?sigpicComment
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I've just replaced mine... Audi wanted just short of £200 +VAT for a new one... ouch! It's certainly cheaper to put a bypass in, but mine runs fine as it is, so I thought why change?'94 S2 (RS2+ spec. Tarmac Rally Car)
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Aditionl rads a b*****d cos you cant buy any where alse exept main dealers , they are half the size of main rad and cost double, i paid over £ 200Originally posted by 20vTurboI've just replaced mine... Audi wanted just short of £200 +VAT for a new one... ouch! It's certainly cheaper to put a bypass in, but mine runs fine as it is, so I thought why change?sigpic_________
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You can get them from GSf or ECP, i have a receipt for it somewhere.
i'd ditch it anyway. easier access to front end and will run cooler beleive it or not, quite a few of us have found this out.
you need to plug the pipes, dont join them together.
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Well i dont know , but i did asked ecp and gfs and they did not have it , but that is adu rs2 ,anyway aby , adu they both look identical.Originally posted by martinjsYou can get them from GSf or ECP, i have a receipt for it somewhere.
i'd ditch it anyway. easier access to front end and will run cooler beleive it or not, quite a few of us have found this out.
you need to plug the pipes, dont join them together.
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What is the optimum temperature for the engine to run at? Shouldnt think wants to run above 90 but not below 80 either. Anyone know?Originally posted by jubjubI have only just removed mine a couple of weeks ago. When i get stuck in traffic it still only goes up to 90, but when/in driving it definately runs cooler.It used to sit 1,maybe 2 notches under 90 but now it sits at three under
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Jubjub have you changed your multifunction sensor to the newer style 3 pin one? I have noticed it gives slightly cooler readings or then the wind has more effect on the newer style one.
Temp gauge drops near 80 when driving constant highway speed but the vagcom was used simultaneously and it showed 87-90 C all the time!-Comment
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Porkkis, the multifunction sensor has not been changed....Originally posted by porkkisJubjub have you changed your multifunction sensor to the newer style 3 pin one? I have noticed it gives slightly cooler readings or then the wind has more effect on the newer style one.
Temp gauge drops near 80 when driving constant highway speed but the vagcom was used simultaneously and it showed 87-90 C all the time!Comment
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