aux rad removal guide

[fish]

The coolant will predominantly flow through the joined loop as the path of least resistance, so the rad doesn't see much of the coolant flow

Makes sense now bungs in hose ends it is then. I nned that space for other things, sweden isnt that hot anyway, and i dont use mine as a daily driver. I can live without it.

Cheers.

[freakytate]

Wheee can I get some nice bungs from?

[rj scotty]

Wheee can I get some nice bungs from?

22mm solder stopends from any plumbers merchants/screwfix etc

[nesshead6]

Wheee can I get some nice bungs from?

I used the 22mm stoppers as mentioned above, but if you want 'nice' ones check these out (available from the forum)

http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=46550

[freakytate]

Cheers doode. I have seen some ASH alloy ones on ebay too

Alternatively if I wanted to get a bottom hose without the take off for auxiliary rad what pipe would I need off what model if anybody knows? That would probably look neater and if I change rad anytime soon I can try and get one without the top aux take off on.

[Error404]

Most 10v cars don't have the aux rad. Roose will sell you this hose in silicon for a good price

[freakytate]

I have had a look on their site but cant seem to find the hose im after, have you seen it listed?

[freakytate]

404 when you say most 10v cars do you specifically 80 coupe variations or most model audis around this year?. I am trying to search for a bottom hose (silicon or std) without the aux take off on

Im usually a vw or old ford man so im a newish to the audi scene. Still learning.

Is this the badboy im after??

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=191212116135

[freakytate]

Would somebody mind posting a link of a bottom hose that fits without aux rad take off on please. Is it the one above?