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Old 06-06-2005, 10:55 PM
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What is the psi on a stock 2000 Camaro pump??
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Old 06-06-2005, 10:58 PM
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Also does the res hold pressure? I had a small crack on the top of thr resi that I had patched with "Plastic Epoxy Weld", will this hold??
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anyone??!!
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Well since nobody knows the psi, how about the pressure in the resi?? Will my patch be ok????
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The pressure isn't much... or the plastic lid would stay on

I don't see why a good expoxy wouldn't work.. unless the area where you applied it wasn't clean enough.
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the resvoir should be fine, it's not presurized that much - if anything just from the movement of the fluid and/or if the fluid boils over.
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Thanks for the replies!!!
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