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 WilliamNoble
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Topic starter September 28, 2015 8:05 pm  

I need to replace my old radiator cap, and I've been told to use a low pressure cap for the replacement. I was told that the one from the local auto parts store, a Murray 7007, is a 7 psi cap. Is this low enough? Or do I need to find something lower? (Is there any lower?) Thanks in advance for your answers.

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 RodgerReddish
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September 29, 2015 1:08 am  

Hola Bill

The 7 Pound's of Pressure is Ok for your Radiator.

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