Water Stains on Paxton Unit:

Django

Django

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Does anyone else but me get ugliassed water marks all over the polished parts of their Paxton unit......

Mine gets all stained up and has to be polished all the time or it gets fugly....

I thought it was coming of of the bypass valve but Paxton sez it's actually coming out of the vented black cap on top.....

Can I prevent these stains or is it just the nature of the beast?

Any help would be great.....

Thanks.

Django
 
If you are talkig about the black cap o the itercooler...fluid should ot be gettig so hot that it boils out.....:dontknow: ...

i have gotte that 1 time whe drag racig over ad over but ot sice the


oh....the letter key that comes after M is ot workig o my keyboard...
 
Nowwhat said:
If you are talkig about the black cap o the itercooler...fluid should ot be gettig so hot that it boils out.....:dontknow: ...

i have gotte that 1 time whe drag racig over ad over but ot sice the


oh....the letter key that comes after M is ot workig o my keyboard...
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glad you said that thought you had one too many beers.:p :p :D :D
 
Nowwhat said:
do you have the 170 t-stat....?....

my 'puter turs my fas o earlier ow....helps a buch....water temp is 180....
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Thaks Mike,

I guess I better get oe.......

Thaks agai....

Djago
 
I have a 170 degree thermostat and a new bypass valve filter on the way here...

Also some aluminum polish....

Thanks for the help guys.....
 
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