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Posted: 26 Nov 2005, 13:33
by Ivorblueun
can you rotate the water pump by hand as when these fail they tend to seize
or the bearings and seals go and water leaks out which is usualy pretty obvious, sound more like blockage or air lock somewhere.

Posted: 26 Nov 2005, 19:22
by diviy
the pug 405 has three bleed pionts in it when fitted to the 405 rad, hose valve point and the is a allan bolt in th middle of other pipe work show us a photo and i will mark the allan one as not many people know about it

Posted: 26 Nov 2005, 19:56
by stuckin88
JUst a thought-------the water in the T25 cooling system has to circulate in the correct direction--is it possible you have got it the wrong way round?---

Posted: 26 Nov 2005, 21:46
by TD
interesting problem :shock:
The radiators of these vans have tiny tubes and do block easily, especially if some idiot has put rad weld in.
Airlocks?, is it bled properly.
Can th erad cope with cooling the engine you have fitted, withot additional help.
It must be all trial and whatever, but seems a hard way to go about motoring(IMHO) :roll:
I prefer to get the motor designed for it! :lol:

Posted: 26 Nov 2005, 22:04
by HarryMann
JUst a thought-------the water in the T25 cooling system has to circulate in the correct direction--is it possible you have got it the wrong way round?---

I'd put my money on this one...

but only a £ :P

Posted: 27 Nov 2005, 15:38
by toomanytoys
Driving the Pug engines till they over heat will kill it every time... unless you like changing heads and gaskets.. avoid heating it up too much...

I would check the water pump... could be a cheapo one and has lost its baldes.. funnily enough, no blades doesnt circulate the water... its the only thing you havent physically checked.. so I would have a look...

If its using water then it must be coming out somewhere.. also you need to run the engine with a good few rpm and warming up from cold to bleed the rad.. they hold a lot of water...