What about your landcrab, is that driveable?
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What about your landcrab, is that driveable?
I have an idea. Before removing the thermostat. Because you think this stff you used has blocked it yes? I have an inspection camera. We could use this to see it there is any blockage.
I dont mind helping where i can mate but i dont want to be removing the thermostat if its not blocked. Its not an easy job.
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John, I finish shifts between 7-8pm next week or so, I could pop over and give you a hand, won't take me long to your place from tulla. But whether that is late for you or not, I don't know. I've never removed the thermostat on the 3L, and from what Mudski said, and from what I've quickly glanced through the manuals, it's not a quick job and would be dark and stuff, but so be it.
I like what Mark suggested though with the camera, before disassembling a whole lot...
Offer is there mate.
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I did my water pump last year, the pump was fine but the viscus hub was shot, the hub and pump are not available separately on the DI motors.
when I turned the fan, I could not feel any difference between hot or cold.
It was not to difficult, to change, but a pita to get to some of the bolts.
The electric fan on the air-conditioning condenser on my truck cycles on and off, depending on the temp.
I do not think the hub is your problem, my temp would go up slowly, and it never boiled.
Good idea Mark just drop the bottom hose
if it blocked the crap will fallout well some
of it but as said John its a bugger of a job
Sounds like you have the same problem I recently had except I didn't stick gunky sh*t into my cooling system, my gu8 would run hot, few times got up to 110-115c, Wasn't losing coolant, but would pressurise the system after driving and not let the coolant back into the system and it would get stuck in the overflow tank..
The solution? A brand new radiator, Mine was over 70% blocked and this is only a 3 and a bit year old car mind you, Cooling specialist said they should be flushed every year or they get build up in them and clog up. Since I changed to new radiator, Running temp 86-92c with 92 being full noise and 600+ egt up a hill......
Mine also doesn't run a front ac fan.
This...... pull the rad, or i can do it. And either get it checked, will cost you $$$, for the check. Then they will either say, it fubar, more $$$, or you just bite the bullet and replace it anyway. Still $$$, but less than a check and new rad.
That is. If its just cooling issue you have. Not something more sinister. Then you will no choice but to get a professional to take it further. Compression and sniff test would be the first i would be doing.
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@ Mudski if you need a hand ill come down let me know what day ??
Ill ring the guys from Bundoora radiators as the warranty may be better
Ok warranty was 2 yrs for $290ish, Ill get my son to pick that up.
Ill pick up a trade order to further reduce that price?
Thanks. I try to help out where i can. Even if it will only be a couple of hours. My weekends i have been told by the boss are to be spent at home for a while. Lol.
She doesnt realise theres a long weekend coming up. She's not gonna be happy.
I do hope for Johns sake its just in need of a cooling overhaul.
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And not to forget Jaysee is going there tomorrow to make a start. He was going to come Wednesday but cannot. So hopefully he will be able to remove whats needed, without much fuss, and I will put the new parts back in.
Hoping to pull most of the cooling system out tomorrow,
Pretty sure the Aux battery needs to be removed as well.
If someone could confirm it,
@ Mark I do have a new water pump here but Im thinking
if it aint broke you know the rest
Yeah your the one that got that retched bolt on roofys motor, think you are the tight spot bolt king markie haha!!.
Good luck with it all i know after working in roofys that the thermostat is in a bugger of a spot on these things. Just need to pull a bit of stuff out to get to it i guess definatly not a 5 minute job.
Nah john, if you have a new pump mate. Put the effer in! Last thing you want. Well I want, lol, is to remove all the chit just to put the pump in if what we do doesn't work. Atleast you will know that you have all these new parts on the motor. While the rad is out the pump is fairly accessible. Its all apart. Why not? I would really be putting a new pump on mate. Regardless.
But its up to you.
I think that was just pure luck Rossco....Jaysee is removing the housing and other parts off tomorrow. Lets see how he fairs....
Any updates? How many times did Jaysee swear? Lol.