Crisis averted !
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Killerwhat
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Crisis averted !
This might make you smile. My 1300 Metro engine has the thermostat housing with the black plastic screw in plug in the top. Yesterday I was refilling the system after sorting out an old hose leak through the top of the housing and when I came to put the plug back in it broke off just under the flange ! Oh no...where the heck am I going to get one of them from? So, like many of our type I started ferreting through all those boxes and drawers in the the garage and.. Lo and behold....look what fits! ...... 
Re: Crisis averted !
Go on then, I'll be the first to ask, I don't recognise it, is something to do with house heating or plumbing?
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Killerwhat
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Re: Crisis averted !
Getting warmer ! (No pun intended)
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Re: Crisis averted !
That's ingenuity for you 
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Killerwhat
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Re: Crisis averted !
Spot on!l_jonez wrote:Radiator bleed valve
Handy that isn't it?
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It's perfect, you are bleeding a heating/cooling system afterall.
In a similar vein, I found that a Cambels soup tin is exactly the right diameter to put in the crankshaft oil seal next to the flywheel
In a similar vein, I found that a Cambels soup tin is exactly the right diameter to put in the crankshaft oil seal next to the flywheel