Can You Identify the Missing Part?

Big lumps of metals and spanners.

Moderators: User administrators, Moderators

User avatar
mwheatley
Registered user
Posts: 93
Joined: 13 Apr 2008, 18:50
80-90 Mem No: 5121
Location: Stafford

Re: Can You Identify the Missing Part?

Post by mwheatley »

Thanks guys,

The water level is now right to the top in the 2nd resevoir. The wirring noise did worry me as it did not stop for a few minutes after the engine had been turned off. The engine seems fine, starts and runs smoothly as normal. As I said earlier, I am going to get the mechanic to take another look over.

If only Brickwerks were closer, I wouldn't have the problem of finding a decent mechanic! Although, to be fair this forum is worth it's weight in gold :D

Thanks again.

Matt

Evsi
Registered user
Posts: 160
Joined: 18 Jul 2010, 17:24
80-90 Mem No: 10052
Location: Tenby, Pembs

Re: Can You Identify the Missing Part?

Post by Evsi »

Glad it seems ok Mate. Just to clarify, the tank behind the engine oil check flap shouldn't be filled right up - only the one in the engine bay. There is a min/max indicator on it (or should be) :ok
It's not rust, they're heat blisters....

Locked