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30th September 2016, 18:29 | #1 |
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cdti still over heating
Hi changed the thermostat not a nice job but got their not sure i want to tackle water pump and belts gosh what a job,
Have checked the matrix no crud tradiator200ml of water and flushed through ,checkec becausewith the engine over heating and heater on max still didnt feel real hot. Main radiator only gets hot on the drivers side , when i force water through from the top it comes out at the bottom , but would it stil do this if the radiator is partially blocked? Also what sort of flow rate should i get if i remove the top hose with the water pump running , have tried this and was expecting it to gush out , but just a trickle so is if the pump thats not working? Cheers in advance |
30th September 2016, 18:38 | #2 | |
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Has the car ever had the reno stat fitted in the top hose?
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If ambient temp was around 30+, then the radiator is uniformly hot. These radiators are over specced for the diesel. My car runs fine, no overheating (or anywhere near). What is the condition like of the radiator - coolant staining, fins missing or crumbly? |
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30th September 2016, 20:16 | #4 |
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No inline stat fitted
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30th September 2016, 20:20 | #5 |
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Rad look ok , engine temp up to 100 degrees , but the air coming out the heater is just warm and the rad isvery hot at drivers side top the rest is stone cold
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Sounds like a water pump issue to me...
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1st October 2016, 01:25 | #8 |
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We thought that and removed one of the pipes and forced water in venting air at filler , have water flowing out the fuel burner vent in fact if you take it off its a jet so plenty of pressure.
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Agree with Trikey, it does sound like a pump impeller fault. Only other thing I can think of is a blockage of some sort. Try removing the top hose connection and the smaller pipe from the FBH (the one that goes to the cabin heat exchanger). Hold your finger over the FBH outlet connection and with a garden hose in the smaller pipe you should get a good flow coming out of the top hose. Then connect the top hose pipe, finger off the FBH outlet, and same test should see a good flow from the FBH, proving that it isn't blocked. . Last edited by Mike Noc; 1st October 2016 at 09:09.. |
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