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In a message dated 3/18/2003 9:23:10 PM US Eastern Standard Time, 
twjames@healed.org writes:

> Hi Guys, when I read Ian's comment:
>  
>   "Instal a car tubeless valve
>  for pressure testing."
>  
>  Ian RV6A Australia.
>  
>  I remembered finding a Schrader valve (tubeless tire valve) with male 1/8"
>  NPT threads on one side.  I bought one thinking this would be a neat way to
>  check pressure and perhaps bleed the cooling system of bubbles.
>  Just passing along a small idea.
>  
>  Regards, Tommy James<><
>  
>  
Just buy a nice chrome Shrader for an aluminum wheel. It is threaded on the 
outside, and has a chrome nut to tighten it up.

Lynn E. Hanover