...oil is not getting into water circuit (dark floating bits if mild, all light brown if bad)or vice a versa (white scum on bottom of dipstick)which would indicate blown head gasket is causing car to ...
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oil fired heaters, check the oil level check the system for air. there is a bleed screw near the boiler If you can get the impeller out, do so, and clean it. Check the bottom of the unit for condensed
...water separate as the battery discharges..also the chemical process is lessened when the air temps go below freezing by around 50% or more depending on the age of the battery..in extreme cold areas, ...
water heater, (electric, gas, oil), what size, etc. Do you have the info that comes with the new heater which will tell you what how many amps it draws, and what breaker is required? If you don't have
...water etc Also gas lines have not frozen,so to speak ,since I was a child in 1950 and cars used a carburator Your better off staying way from ethanol fuels,and ten oz in a fuel tank of anything, is a ...
...water remover in the tank. Make sure there is a least 10 gallons of fresh fuel in the truck. If neither of these work, the pump may have been damaged as it uses the fuel to keep it cool. H20 is ...
...water hose or it could be oil but without seeing its very difficult to advise ,if its very low on oil you will hear a pronounced knock from the big ends or the cams these will suffer first but ...
water drainage hose is not plugged up by dirt. The hose can be seen from the passenger side front wheel well area from the heater/AC housing. http://www.edelbrock.com/ has replacement Plenum
...water in it will freeze and short the battery out..at the present..I use a food warmer turned upside down, under the cars'engine to keep it warm enough to cold start..I carry the heater, a 300 watt ...
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