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Don't know if any help but the first mention of a pressure cap in specs is 41 and across the board. 4 1/2 for juniors, 7 for seniors and 12 for AC cars. The 41 data book under "Institutional" & "Packard Improvements for 41", page 10 mentions "New Pressure Sealed Cooling System".
Guess the question would be: did they dabble in some models before and then make it across the board in 41 or was 41 a beginning for all.
Posted on: 2012/1/17 13:36
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Tis thanking you too much I am.
Posted on: 2012/1/17 13:39
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Phil, there was this thread a little while ago - Radiator caps
Posted on: 2012/1/17 14:58
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