I havent lost any "coolant" with the cap cracked
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I havent lost any "coolant" with the cap cracked
So is it getting hot then boiling and therefore pushing coolant out, or loosing coolant first and therefore getting hot?
>>>tappin from tassie
its going Im mobile locally so wait till I get it tested
its obvious something is stuffed big time, a test next week
will end speculation, so Ill leave it till then
I think you should get the engine tested.
cant believe no one suggested that before @Winnie
I reckon you need these mate
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...016/05/110.jpg
Threedogs will love this thread when he sees it tomorrow morning lol.
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Either that or he'll buy 2 pairs lol.
as Basil Brush said on numerous occasions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtxbM7-jAD0
As suspected I have blown the head gasket between the water channel and the compression chamber.
That is why the cooling system is pressurizing,
I have not blown the gasket between the water channel and a oil line , as Id have water in oil
which I dont.
Did you get the head off John?
If it's only the gasket you should be able to get away with getting the head re surfaced and new head bolts.. Where did you end up taking it?
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Good to hear you're getting somewhere now John .
How did they work it out?
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If the gasket had broken else where I would have water in the oil.
Its not cost effective to replace the gasket Ive had quotes from
$6k-$10K , Cheaper to replace the motor as Mudski said
I've done it before on a surf, at home and for under $2k new head and all bits and pieces. Then I was told that my overheating was due to a crack in the block. Got a reconditioned bottom end for $3k and it still overheated, then I sold it.
Sorry mate, but I really don't know what else to say.
This is why I didn't want another diesel, especially one that is prone let go.
I'm happy with my gas blower, cheap to run and strong as nails.
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