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crazycraig4.6

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• Jul 5, 2009

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Hi-lander's..... Owned a p38 for about 8 weeks now, it blow up on the motorway 4 week's ago,now after sending nearly 2k i've got water dripping inside the car, o/s/f console blower exhaust , anyone had this problem.... THE WATER HAS GOT ANTIFREEZE IN IT SO ITS SOMETHING TO DO WITH HEATING SYSTEM........

 

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rangiegal

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• Jul 5, 2009

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crazycraig4.6 said:

Hi-lander's..... Owned a p38 for about 8 weeks now, it blow up on the motorway 4 week's ago,now after sending nearly 2k i've got water dripping inside the car, o/s/f console blower exhaust , anyone had this problem....

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Similar thing happened to me a few years back....the pollen filters were clogged up and water had seeped in down that way, I was parking under trees at the time and lots of bits of leaf etc had got trapped, clogging up the drainage. I'd check the pollen filters first off.

 

alarmfitter

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romford essex

• Jul 5, 2009

• #3

heater o rings

 

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crazycraig4.6

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• Jul 5, 2009

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R they where the matrix connects to the pipes..... And what r they like to get at.... Thank's "alarmfitter"

 

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crazycraig4.6

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• Jul 5, 2009

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Thank's but the water has got antifreeze in.....

 

rewmer

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• Jul 5, 2009

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This is probably the single most posted question ever. The heater O rings harden and crack over time. Its not a hard job, just time consuming have a look here.for full details and shortcuts. if you do it yourself it will cost you "£2.00, take it to a dealer and you can add £3 and multiply by 100.