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Does anyone know why a 100 lb pressure release valve on a pressure tank would go off at 50?
This is a Q21V Quick Tank residential pressure tank and supposedly a drain-back system without a bladder. There is a valve stem at the bottom of the tank.
4 AnswersMaintenance & Repairs9 years agocan turning on the heater while the a/c is on damage the cooling system in a Dodge Neon?
Shortly after my friend turned the heater on in the car while the a/c was on the car overheated and resulted in water/coolant mixing with transmission fluid. I parked the car and all kinds of fluid puddled underneath.
4 AnswersDodge1 decade agoOne share of Exxon bought in 1985. How to find out what it is worth today?
I am pretty sure it has split, etc. I know absolutely nothing about the stock market.
2 AnswersCorporations1 decade agoWhat do your think about the guy who complained about using the term "black hole" in a meeting?
Has political correctness gone so far that we can't say "black hole" which is a scientific term, or "devil's food cake" ? Enough is enough. What do you think?
6 AnswersLaw & Ethics1 decade agoWe have a bleed back water pressure tank installed so the well water pipes wouldn't freeze. It did, anyway.
Why would the pipes freeze if we have a bleed-back pressure tank? I have been told that the PRESSURE TANKS aren't "bleed-back" but the valve on the pressure tank is. I am so confused over this and my plumber is making a lot of money off me.
1 AnswerMaintenance & Repairs1 decade ago