^^ The official optispark preservation thread ^^
04-05-2011, 02:19 PM
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another good tip is when you have the waterpump off to tap out the weep hole with 1/8" NPT tap. Then install a 1/8" male NPT to 1/8" hose barb. Then you can find some 1/8" ID hose and run the hose away from the opti so when the water pump pukes it wont puke on top of the opti.
An electric pump would do the same thing since the weep hole would be totally blocked off with an EWP.
An electric pump would do the same thing since the weep hole would be totally blocked off with an EWP.
04-05-2011, 03:19 PM
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Not helping sales but agreed 
Seriously though, if we get people that haven't really nailed it down we definitely recommend they take it to a mechanic or dealer to get a for sure diagnosis. Buying a new distributor when you don't need one doesn't help either party in the long run.
Seriously though, if we get people that haven't really nailed it down we definitely recommend they take it to a mechanic or dealer to get a for sure diagnosis. Buying a new distributor when you don't need one doesn't help either party in the long run.
