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slowly losing water
slowly losing water
need help,have got a 91 gq turbo TD42 wagon and im slowy losing water out of my radiator ,it had a bad leak caused by some dodgy welding on the custom alloy raidiator which ich ive repaired with an epoxy kit, its no longer pissing out water like it was before infact i cant find a leak anywhere, water pumps fine ,hoses fine,radiator fine.im just worried ive done a head gasket but dont really know what the symtoms are as ive never done one before ive checked the oil its not milky and the motor drives and sounds fine ,its done over 420,000 kms ,im losing maybe 20mm of water a day if i look down the cap,any suggestions
Re: slowly losing water
jabs wrote:need help,have got a 91 gq turbo TD42 wagon and im slowy losing water out of my radiator ,it had a bad leak caused by some dodgy welding on the custom alloy raidiator which ich ive repaired with an epoxy kit, its no longer pissing out water like it was before infact i cant find a leak anywhere, water pumps fine ,hoses fine,radiator fine.im just worried ive done a head gasket but dont really know what the symtoms are as ive never done one before ive checked the oil its not milky and the motor drives and sounds fine ,its done over 420,000 kms ,im losing maybe 20mm of water a day if i look down the cap,any suggestions
Check the radiator cap . It may be dumping it slowly out of the overflow
Might be the wrong pressure setting
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