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    Rd28 98 gu pos

    Okay my mate has bought an RD28 gu has dreaded overheating issue.

    Drive about 1km and cooks. top rad hose is really hot whilst bottom rad hose cold almost like stone. And dash says she's gonna blow!

    Things that have been done
    Reset timing (had it apart thought bugger it and replaced timing gear because being a bigger slug than normal)

    New waterpump
    New thermostat
    New oem radiator
    Complete shroud
    New hub and fan
    Compression test - normal
    Leakdown test - top end is 100% Mickey mouse

    After all this decided to pull a commodore trick and gut the thermostat and put the hat back in but no change in the cooking issue
    Help please ���� I'm stuffed on ideas. Shy of New temp sender and sensor
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    Did you burp the system? It could be an airlock.

    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...-Helpful-Hints Post number 13 deals with that.

    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...hings-to-check

    the RD block is basically the same as an RB but is cast with a lot more metal to handle the higher compression needed for diesel.

    If there is a lot of gunk in the cooling system, it could also be a blocked gallery.
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    Yes I did even put front axles on stands and tried bleeding. And bled from overflow like a ford

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    I hope a Diesel Guru can shed some more light on your problem.
    My advice is: not to follow my advice.

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    Condition of top radiator hose - not collapsing and blocking flow? Does it have an internal coil or one of the silicone one?

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    Sorry for delayed reply. Top rad hose is fine bottom looks abit how ya going but there's flow.

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