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tenby05

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drinking water
« on: 21:58, Thu 16 June 2011 »
ive checked all the pipes checked all the fittings, i have changed the headgasket couple weeks ago. coz it failed because a privous owner av over tightend a headbolt and de threaded it and on the head for the rockers so i helicoiled it. thats all done nw and i do nt have any smoke, mayo and she runs fine im a bit lost. any ideas any1.

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Re: drinking water
« Reply #1 on: 01:50, Fri 17 June 2011 »
How's the heater matrix looking?
You can make up a pressure tester with an old header tank cap and bike inner tube valve. Pump it up to about 10-15 psi and you'll soon see any leaks.

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Re: drinking water
« Reply #2 on: 07:41, Fri 17 June 2011 »
Quote from: "scratcher"
How's the heater matrix looking?
You can make up a pressure tester with an old header tank cap and bike inner tube valve. Pump it up to about 10-15 psi and you'll soon see any leaks.

well ive felt around and no water inside nothing wet. i supose i could get a closer look.
i got a old cap for the header so ill try making 1 thanks matey would never ov fort ov tha  :)

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Re: drinking water
« Reply #3 on: 19:34, Fri 17 June 2011 »
Can you not see any drips anywhere ?

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Re: drinking water
« Reply #4 on: 11:44, Sat 18 June 2011 »
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Can you not see any drips anywhere ?

i did by the swirl pot but i fixed it and it dnt drip anymore. but still losing water. hope the headgasket sealed.  :x

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Re: drinking water
« Reply #5 on: 11:47, Sat 18 June 2011 »
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Quote from: "5teve L"
Can you not see any drips anywhere ?

i did by the swirl pot but i fixed it and it dnt drip anymore. but still losing water. hope the headgasket sealed.  :x

it loses about half tank in 2 days  :?

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Re: drinking water
« Reply #6 on: 14:23, Sat 18 June 2011 »
Does it stop losing water when its reached the half way point ? Also is they any water comming out of exhaust ?

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Re: drinking water
« Reply #7 on: 14:55, Sat 18 June 2011 »
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Does it stop losing water when its reached the half way point ? Also is they any water comming out of exhaust ?

u cant notice it going so i dont no. no water or smoke from exsaust either.

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Re: drinking water
« Reply #8 on: 20:52, Sat 18 June 2011 »
i had a leak from the pipe goin to the inlet manifold, didnt spot it for ages coz it dripped straight on the down pipe an disappeared lol
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Re: drinking water
« Reply #9 on: 23:50, Sat 18 June 2011 »
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i had a leak from the pipe goin to the inlet manifold, didnt spot it for ages coz it dripped straight on the down pipe an disappeared lol

Ditto.

I only found mine very early one morning when it was quiet.

I heard a very faint hissing noise coming from under the bonnet.  :lol: