koyo aluminum radiator im in the process of having my radiator put on. the ony problem is that the stock cap doesnt fit. has anyone else had this problem. and can anyone let me know what cap will fit. i need to get this as fast as possible. thanks |
take the old cap to autozone or pepboys and tell them you need one that is just a little bigger...i had the same prob. w/mine |
yes same here. swapped with a crx one and it worked fine. mine wouldnt work with the crx one though. |
Im using a Nissan 240sx cap on mine, works perfectly. Should only cost about 13$ to. |
thanks guys. XSRCivic, thanks for being so speedy to reply. i got the crx cap and it worked. thank u. i was in a real time crunch. |
even though it does fit, try it out and make sure that there are no leaks just to be sure. I'd hate to hear you in a few days sayin that your ish overheated. |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator Bump, because I looked at this thread before shopping and the info is bad. Both the CRX and 240sx caps are 13 psi caps. You need a 16 psi cap for this car. I found one at Advance Auto Parts. Its made by Stant, part number 11233. Fits like a charm, it was $7 and change. |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator boilermaker your the man |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator
Originally Posted by Boilermaker1
(Post 4190633)
Bump, because I looked at this thread before shopping and the info is bad. Both the CRX and 240sx caps are 13 psi caps. You need a 16 psi cap for this car. I found one at Advance Auto Parts. Its made by Stant, part number 11233. Fits like a charm, it was $7 and change. A 13lb cap will push the boiling point of the coolant to 251 degrees dude, which is more than youll need, and if your temperature is 251 degrees, something is wrong with your cooling system. But if your think its absolutly needed to have the 16lb cap than good for you :o PS, when i had my koyo installed i NEVER seen the temps get past 217 and that was when i was REALLY pushing it on a 100 degree day.In the winter i never saw engine temperatures past 195 ---- Get your facts strait before you bump theads saying "this info is bad" :tdown: :tdown: For those that dont know...... Water boils at 212 d. 1 lb of pressure raises the boiling point 3 degrees So a 13lb cap will relieve pressure at 251 degrees a 16lb cap will relieve pressure at 260 degrees As you can see its a HUGE difference :rolleyes: |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator Perhaps you would have preferred "inaccurate", "not entirely correct", "wrong" or any other synonym for bad. It isnt the correct cap. Its a sub-$10 part thats readily available, why tell people that wrong part is the right one to get? Hot surfaces will surface boil BEFORE the average temperature of the water reaches a boil. So I will take my 9 degree safety net. You wanna use the low pressure cap, fine, but the info is inaccurate, and I corrected it with the right part thats needed to make they system work as its intended. |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator ok well, my koyo rad is on its way to my house, should be there today, with a cap....and the cap that i got is for 16lbs.....ordered it from paul at dezod motorsports.... does everything have to be a arguement in this place? |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator no there are never arguments!! lol j/k but seems like it huh? i need a new rad sigh |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator it does seem like it, it is. when u ask a question poepel just jump down ur throat, so its lame. |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator Brush them haters off!! |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator The Koyo rad on the Hondas does require a different cap than OE. |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator dragraceinc.com 33 dollars for teh koyo mini cap that does fit it.. 33 shipped. there a site sponser for club rsx.. |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator 25 bucks for mine...woot! |
Re: koyo aluminum radiator
Originally Posted by HwNpRyDe_CiViC
(Post 4190852)
dragraceinc.com 33 dollars for teh koyo mini cap that does fit it.. 33 shipped. there a site sponser for club rsx.. This is a Koyo brand cap? |
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