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Old 7th January 2014, 13:13   #9
carguy143
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Originally Posted by X10Rich View Post
Did'nt the coolant pipework (behind the Rad) change at the same time, I think the pipes are thinner, which might explain the drop in capacity. Also, didnt the oil cooiler change as well?
Yes it did. There's two types of oil cooler and coolant pipes for the V6. The thinner coolant pipes would save on both the cost of the metals to make the pipes, and the cost of coolant. To individual owners, the cost is negligible, but to a company mass producing thousands, the costs soon add up. Another example of this mentality is the deletion of seat belt bolt covers.
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