A little warning when fitting the inline stat to a diesel.
I have egg on my face..
When fitting the inline stat I found it hard to get the device into the hose. I used a large socket and gently tapped it in with a hammer.
I must have damaged the thermostat because a few weeks later I had a leak of steam from under the bonnet.
The pin from the stat had detached and wedged in the t piece just before the engine. This then split the plastic on this:
http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-PEQ100871
Cue steam pouring out the engine and limping home with temps hovering about 100. Had to stop three times to fill with water.
An easy fix but I will be more careful next time.
When fitting the inline stat I found it hard to get the device into the hose. I used a large socket and gently tapped it in with a hammer.
I must have damaged the thermostat because a few weeks later I had a leak of steam from under the bonnet.
The pin from the stat had detached and wedged in the t piece just before the engine. This then split the plastic on this:
http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-PEQ100871
Cue steam pouring out the engine and limping home with temps hovering about 100. Had to stop three times to fill with water.
An easy fix but I will be more careful next time.
from the last news http://forums.mg-rover.org/showthread.php?t=723561&goto=newpost
via IFTTT
Libellés : IFTTT, the last news
0 commentaires:
Enregistrer un commentaire
Abonnement Publier les commentaires [Atom]
<< Accueil