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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Martin_1962 on 20 December 2010, 18:44:36
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Was back of engine, by HBV
Had to run another 2 minutes at idle afterwards, did dump 2l of water and 3l of antifreeze in to do the short home bit.
Is it likely to have damaged anything?
Water was in block but not completely in heads.
No nasty noises, no nasty smells cam cover area was not over hot
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would keep engine warm if its leaked then the cold from to night could do some damage...
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Was back of engine, by HBV
Had to run another 2 minutes at idle afterwards, did dump 2l of water and 3l of antifreeze in to do the short home bit.
Is it likely to have damaged anything?
Water was in block but not completely in heads.
No nasty noises, no nasty smells cam cover area was not over hot
Probably ok - only way to tell is fix leak and refill and try - good luck :y
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Was back of engine, by HBV
Had to run another 2 minutes at idle afterwards, did dump 2l of water and 3l of antifreeze in to do the short home bit.
Is it likely to have damaged anything?
Water was in block but not completely in heads.
No nasty noises, no nasty smells cam cover area was not over hot
Probably ok - only way to tell is fix leak and refill and try - good luck :y
Was an LPG T piece got an ally one to fit tomorrow :o :o :( :(
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Bad luck Martin! :(
It sounds like you got away with it though :y Did the temp. gauge get into the red at all ?
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Bad luck Martin! :(
It sounds like you got away with it though :y Did the temp. gauge get into the red at all ?
Almost
I reckon this has been my slow water leak as well!
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Was your antifreeze mix wrong Martin?
If its 50:50 that gives protect down to silly low temps way beyond what we get.
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Was your antifreeze mix wrong Martin?
If its 50:50 that gives protect down to silly low temps way beyond what we get.
LPG T Piece exploded - got a spare to fit, was near boiling
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T-Piece?
I thought the standard approach was to place the evaporator in series of the bypass valve?
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T-Piece?
I thought the standard approach was to place the evaporator in series of the bypass valve?
And who converted theirs first on the forum and used T Pieces to put thier evaporator in parallel with the heater.
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T-Piece?
I thought the standard approach was to place the evaporator in series of the bypass valve?
And who converted theirs first on the forum and used T Pieces to put thier evaporator in parallel with the heater.
Time to put it right then ;D
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T-Piece?
I thought the standard approach was to place the evaporator in series of the bypass valve?
And who converted theirs first on the forum and used T Pieces to put thier evaporator in parallel with the heater.
Time to put it right then ;D
Why 4.5 years and it runs OK.
I would need a new HBV pipe and the heater matrix out pipe
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Because your evaporator will get a MUCH better hot water flow and work better, might switch to gas earlier more reliably to
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Was your antifreeze mix wrong Martin?
If its 50:50 that gives protect down to silly low temps way beyond what we get.
LPG T Piece exploded - got a spare to fit, was near boiling
Clips not overtightened?
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Not one of Teilo's T pieces as provided by yours truly? If so, glad I've never fitted one. ;)
Worth considering re-plumbing it, as said. Another advantage is that it reduces the number of jubilee clip connections that could fail. ;)
Kevin
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As MDTM and KW say, worth replumbing it for better evap heating, and increased reliability
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Was your antifreeze mix wrong Martin?
If its 50:50 that gives protect down to silly low temps way beyond what we get.
LPG T Piece exploded - got a spare to fit, was near boiling
Clips not overtightened?
too much hot cold and the plastic cracked