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Originally Posted by leathermang
This is a Mercedes Diesel forum.... do any of our cars have that ?
I suspect not... and we have enough trouble getting people to believe that the rules should be carefully followed anyway.... people accuse us of trying to make it ' mysterious' when we are just trying to emphasis how important the rules are to longivity in a very harsh enviornment ( inside the system)....
And if you knew that a " liquid expansion reservoir " was needed to make the statement correct and safe for lay readers it should have been included in that post..
"but in practice that's not what happens " --- how about describing where you see this happening... and tell what the advantage is... compared to sticking it into the high side as the books suggest ?
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Hey all am saying is that people don't always do things the way they're supposed to and some systems do have "liquid expansion reservoirs" when I mentioned this I was referring to people in general and not diesel owners in particular.
"how about describing where you see this happening..."
I "see" it happening all the time when people hold the can of refrigerant sideways and start shaking it as opposed to holding it up where only gas will flow out.