andyfreelandy
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Can you post link to video. I have taken a dash out before but it is quite involved and suggest the video plus photos for all the brackets and fixings...
>Water flowing in bowl when cold
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GrumpyGel
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That's interesting.
If it hasn't been put back together yet, any chance of a pic from a bit further back so can see where this is in relation to stuff?
andyfreelandy
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Yes, not a job for the faint hearted.
make sure you get the pedals and column back on the correct side before re-assembly !
make sure you get the pedals and column back on the correct side before re-assembly !
Hi everyone.
I did it !
Although it's impressive, It's not that bad if you take your time, I did it over 3 days, taking my time...
All is good now, I am not loosing coolant anymore, and no more steam on the window.
BUT
- I often have a plumbing noise, like water going through pipes , I think it's the coolant passing in the heater matrix. I tried to bleed the air by opening the 2 bleed screws in the engine compartment. I did it engine on, engine off, engine cold, engine warn, I can see liquid coming out of the screws. Maybe this is normal
- I have the Hill Descent Control Warning Light on.
I probably did something wrong. The HDC switch is connected ok. What else must I check ?
Thanks for you help
I did it !
Although it's impressive, It's not that bad if you take your time, I did it over 3 days, taking my time...
All is good now, I am not loosing coolant anymore, and no more steam on the window.
BUT
- I often have a plumbing noise, like water going through pipes , I think it's the coolant passing in the heater matrix. I tried to bleed the air by opening the 2 bleed screws in the engine compartment. I did it engine on, engine off, engine cold, engine warn, I can see liquid coming out of the screws. Maybe this is normal
- I have the Hill Descent Control Warning Light on.
I probably did something wrong. The HDC switch is connected ok. What else must I check ?
Thanks for you help
andyfreelandy
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Most likely is broken wire to HDC switch. They are thin.
GrumpyGel
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Its a job I've been putting off for a decade, so well done
The gurgling will be air. Presumably when you filled the system the new matrix may not have filled and the gurgling is just air being dislodged from there? When a coolant flush is done, I don't suppose the matrix is emptied, so that issue would not occur.
