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Old 28th October 2018, 13:53   #1
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Default Catch tank help please.

So I got around to having a potter with the ZT this afternoon, and as I was told the catch tank needs emptying periodically I took the lid off. YUCK!!! Full of disgusting crud in there. There is no tap or anything I can see specific for getting it out. Do I simply take the pipes off, then the tank off, undo the top and scoop it clean? Also, the little black pipe that runs top to bottom has dropped to pieces at the top. Where do I get a new one? Will Halfords stock it? (going to see if work has anything similar for the mould machines too)


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Old 28th October 2018, 21:16   #2
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Dawn.
Remove the jubilee clips holding the hoses to the catch tank, then remove the bolts holding the catch to the bracket, once off the car remove the cap and tip it out, wash out with a little petrol and then wipe it dry inside.

The black pipe if you can not find another simply use a stop nut on each fixing, maybe 8mm plastic plumbing pipe might do it?
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You will have some 4mm or 6mm polyurethane air pipe in the mould shop Dawn, i'm not sure from the pic which size it is, if you cant find any, remove the fittings and blank them off.
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Old 29th October 2018, 20:18   #4
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Work have given me some pipes to try. One of them should fit! Sadly too dark to do anything when I finish now until the weekend!

Thanks for helping as always guys ☺

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