FILLER CAP DRAIN

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Re: FILLER CAP DRAIN

Postby tigerdog » Mon 06.10.2008, 03:56

John_W wrote:Yeah, but I bet he had you going for a while. :twisted:

Philistine! :smt098




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Re: FILLER CAP DRAIN

Postby Galsia » Wed 08.10.2008, 09:11

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Re: FILLER CAP DRAIN

Postby JonM100 » Tue 28.10.2008, 16:25

I tried poking that drain with a wire, no or little sucess, I think I was being wimpy with the wire.....then my friend tried an air hose with a pointy nozzle, worked like a charm, some blockage was forced out the bottom. now it's fine. A simple solution, really.
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Re: FILLER CAP DRAIN

Postby Paul.P » Sun 09.11.2008, 12:42

I had this again this morning, but got a drinking straw, placed it over the small drain hole & blew hard, cleared straight away, ran some clean water through it just to make sure it was clear. Might be worth a try for those who havn't got compressed air to hand ?
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Re: FILLER CAP DRAIN

Postby RayD » Sat 13.10.2012, 21:51

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