Not Ranked
Not sure if you have tried this yet, but here is a suggestion that has solved the same problem for me in the past…
Remove the radiator cap and with the engine running have a look into the radiator coolant, if there are bubbles in the coolant you will probably have an internal leak on the head gasket from the water passages into a cylinder. Will need to remove the head in this case.
You could try and re-torque the head, this has worked in the past to stop small leaks.
Do you have access to a cooling system pressure tester. With a pressure gauge?
Simmo
__________________
Black Rubber Needs To Be Layed
Last edited by simon clemens; 03-05-2006 at 07:54 PM..
|