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Folks, I am trying to document my learning thru different posts on this forum to demystify cooling system in Boxster 986. 1. Engine Oil 2. Drain pipe that is open on the other end and can be found above the rear right wheel 3. Vent or Bleeder - I see there two vents coming from the radiators and from the diagram there should be another bleeder from the Engine. These are joined some where under the body and one pipe gets to the expansion tank. 4. Coolant pipe goes to Engine 5. pressure cap ? will in open on excess pressure ?
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Just replaced the coolant tank on my 2000 Boxster, found one tip to pass on, I found that by removeing the two pins securing the clamm shell and swinging out of the way I could get much better access and you dont get the greasy mark on your left shoulder from the locating pin. I also found that Mole Grips worked well on the clamps and that its best to leave the pipes on at the tank and remove them from inside the engine compartment. While doing this I discovered that the oil filler tube had worn right through in several places, would this have any effect on the running of the engine as this would mean there could be no vacuum?
