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« on: 26 October 2010, 19:23:38 »

Hey Guys,
Do Haynes work shop manuals do a book for the face lift omega,30ltr water pump gone,or failing that does anyone on the Forum know a good mobile mechanic near Watford Herts,
Cheers John :y
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #1 on: 26 October 2010, 19:28:31 »

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Hey Guys,
Do Haynes work shop manuals do a book for the face lift omega,30ltr water pump gone,or failing that does anyone on the Forum know a good mobile mechanic near Watford Herts,
Cheers John :y

No facelift Haynes, but for most engine work the prefacelift manual is good enough, and for everything else ....... ask here, someone will know. :y
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #2 on: 26 October 2010, 19:36:32 »

thanks for the info andy,i drive a 2000 mv6,i had all of 3 weeks,used only at week ends and already shes a head ache..
John
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« Reply #3 on: 26 October 2010, 19:41:08 »

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thanks for the info andy,i drive a 2000 mv6,i had all of 3 weeks,used only at week ends and already shes a head ache..
John

A bit of a bugger. Foe what it's worth, water pumps aren't known for failing, you've been unlucky. can you see water leaking from the pump? If you're losing a relatively small amount of water the heater by pass valve(back of driver's side cylinder head) is more likely.  :y
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #4 on: 26 October 2010, 19:55:58 »

Believe me Andy thats only a minor problem.main concern is constant vapour from exhaust, i fear the worst and if it is I WILL NOT BE REPAIRING HER :-/ to teach myself a £1200 Lesson for leaping b4 looking.
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« Reply #5 on: 26 October 2010, 19:58:43 »

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Believe me Andy thats only a minor problem.main concern is constant vapour from exhaust, i fear the worst and if it is I WILL NOT BE REPAIRING HER :-/ to teach myself a £1200 Lesson for leaping b4 looking.
John

Don't forget that there's a lot of exhaust to hold water. Have you had the car properly warm, not just knocking about town?  :-/
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« Reply #6 on: 26 October 2010, 20:12:28 »

Ive had her on M1 Mate watford to London and she still produces vapour,last owner lopped off back box and put on noisy sport pipe instead,it does have a sharp drop back to the 2 exhaust silencers,so unless the hot gases are condesing in the sport pipe,i really cant see it being any thing but the dreaded HEAD :'(
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« Reply #7 on: 26 October 2010, 20:14:17 »

Janik, what year is your car? Pm on it's way also ;)
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #8 on: 26 October 2010, 20:16:10 »

John, give us a rundown of the symptoms you're having. If you're losing coolant water, how much? is the leak visible? Is the coolant bottle contaminated with oil, any sign of water in the oil? etc etc. The more you tell us the better the help ;)
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« Reply #9 on: 26 October 2010, 20:25:27 »

water pump gone need this sorting first, bought with a water leak,no mayo on dip stick or cap, was running a bit hot,but kept in constant check using climate not over 80 degrees.
got to sign off now guys really appreciate reasurance and info,catch up tommorrow.
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« Reply #10 on: 26 October 2010, 23:09:50 »

Call me naive, but my 3.0 v6 runs at more than 80degrees when warm. In fact it fluctuates over and under the halfway mark dependant on whether the cooling fans actuate. I’m therefore not sure I would say yours is running hot.  :o :-[
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« Reply #11 on: 27 October 2010, 08:13:51 »

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water pump gone need this sorting first, bought with a water leak,no mayo on dip stick or cap, was running a bit hot,but kept in constant check using climate not over 80 degrees.got to sign off now guys really appreciate reasurance and info,catch up tommorrow.
Cheers John







John, as said^^^ the V6 runs a little hot as normal, around 90deg iirc? Unless you can see water leaking from the waterpump housing then I would suggest that it may be ok & not the source of your water loss, as if it was fubarred the temperatue would go into the red whether the A/C was running or not imo :-/
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« Reply #12 on: 27 October 2010, 08:28:47 »

Don't panic, Janik.  :D
Unless you simply don't have the time or inclination, use the unsurpassed knowledge on here to sort it yourself, or talk to one of our resident fixers, whom you'll soon hear from, I'm sure.
Owning a Miggy is a love/hate relationship at the best of times, but they can be very rewarding.
Good luck!
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