[DeTomaso] Tefba Coolant Filter

[cengles at cox.net]

Dear Mike,



                  I recommend them and I think they would do well with 
your situation.   I wrote an article for the POCA Newsletter about this 
a few years ago.  I will try to find it in my files and send it to you.


                   Good news: inexpensive.  Unobtrusive installation. 
Easy to place between the normal swirl tank and front upper metal 
cooling tube.  Easy to access.  No overheating problems with it in 
place.   It has caught and filtered out schmutz and debris from my 
freshly rebuilt engines.

                    Bad news: it comes in only one color: black.   The 
closest metric size to our cooling tube-hose diameters is a little small 
and installation requires some planning and minor effort for proper 
fitment.

                   I have one on both Panteras.


                                 Warmest regards,  Chuck Engles






On Wed, Mar 12, 2014 at 10:35 AM, Mike Reilly wrote:

> Hi.  I just had my stock radiator rebuilt due to a leak and I plan to 
> reinstall it shortly.  Give that it's new I thought about installing a 
> Tefba coolant filter to protect the radiator from debris in the 
> system.  Seems like a good idea and I've read that some other Pantera 
> owners have employed these and other filters.  Just wanted to check in 
> on any of the latest recommendations with these filters and the best 
> location to install them in our cooling system.  Thanks!   Mike Reilly
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