Bubbles in the header tank...
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is it bubbling up through with the engine running? Either your drawing in air through a split hose (unlikely as the system is pressurised), or you have a blown head gasket/cracked block
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I'd get it down to a garage for them to do a 'sniff test', where they test for exhaust gases in the header tank. If it is deffo exhaust gases, then i'm afraid its head off time again
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p.s hows things in corsham? im often in sunny melksham as my dad lives there
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Rich170.
Its at the garage at the minute...they have run out of dye for the test.
It does it when warm, thats all i know atm.
Its actually one of your customers doing the work for me...John with the Red Evo, i believe your doing a spot of engine building for him
Its at the garage at the minute...they have run out of dye for the test.
It does it when warm, thats all i know atm.
Its actually one of your customers doing the work for me...John with the Red Evo, i believe your doing a spot of engine building for him
Last edited by sheps; 17-08-2008 at 04:20 PM.
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Mark
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Hot water at over boiling temp will create bubles end of.
Don't just go and rip things apart, as it is most likely just dispelling any air that is in the system, it does this most effectively as it cools, so make sure the cap is on always.
Bubbles are perfectly normal, I would just use it and see if water disappears.
tabetha
Don't just go and rip things apart, as it is most likely just dispelling any air that is in the system, it does this most effectively as it cools, so make sure the cap is on always.
Bubbles are perfectly normal, I would just use it and see if water disappears.
tabetha
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