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Old 22nd March 2017, 14:37   #11
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I picked up a ZT-T on Saturday that reached 123 on the obd temp, I think the stat has failed closed although it was changed along with the waterpump in June 2015?

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Old 22nd March 2017, 15:10   #12
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Does the diesel get warm enough to lose coolant through pressure cap issues?

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...like I said neither in Italy where Temp in summer has reached 46 °C
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Old 22nd March 2017, 21:08   #13
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I picked up a ZT-T on Saturday that reached 123 on the obd temp, I think the stat has failed closed although it was changed along with the waterpump in June 2015?

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Guess the fan was going crazy on the high speed setting, that's cooking!
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Old 25th March 2017, 17:25   #14
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The plastic top cooling hose fittings on my fractured, wasn't a bad job to change, uses a E46 part.


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Old 25th March 2017, 17:53   #15
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O ring on the thermostat on mine , really easy to change
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Old 25th March 2017, 19:35   #16
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I’ve got a little problem on my ZT, it uses about a pint of coolant every 500 miles or so. I’ve got good at topping it up every 500 miles now, but where is it going?

No obvious drips or marks under the car after being parked up, and I can’t see any obvious leaks.

It also starts first turn of the key and runs smoothly, so I presume it’s not seeping out into a cylinder via the head gasket

If left it seems to drop just below minimum and doesn’t seem to go any lower, the previous owner assures me he didn’t ever need to top it up, but did mainly motorway miles so wouldn’t have been affected with the heater not functioning properly at lower driving speeds (That’s my tell-tale I’ve left it too long to top up!)

I’ve ordered a new header tank cap, in the hope it could be that, does anyone else have any ideas?
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Does your car have a fbh ?
I had a similar problem a few weeks ago and struggled to find the leak until i felt under the pump of the fbh
The O ring had failed on the pump causing the coolant to leak .
If it has a fbh shine a torch onto the gearbox and see if there is any coolant or staining on the casing
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