2008/7/7 ray avendt <ray.avendt@avendtgroup.com>:
what can I use for a replacement radiator cap for a 1951 Jupiter? What other car cap will fit?
Thanks Ray
You need a low pressure one less than 5 pounds per sq inch otherwise the water pump seals will blow. I got one from my motor factor about 10 years ago. Not sure what is available now.
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Hello folks
Tony Mumby of JOAC supplied me with a new one from stock. It would be worth contacting him. They are a 4lb pressure cap.
Tony Mumby of JOAC supplied me with a new one from stock. It would be worth contacting him. They are a 4lb pressure cap.
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There are actually 2 sizes. Both are 4psi caps and both are available from JOAC or JCC spares
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