Correct level of Expansion Tank again!!!!!!
Posted: 02 Nov 2008, 18:34
I ve posted a few topics about how i had problems with my T25 and they were resolved, etc, etc.
The main problem was a overheating one, which thankfully has been sorted.
However, i m paranoid so a bit of further guidance would be great. Just wondered what the correct level is of the expansion tank, i ve had a look in haynes and WIKI and can t see.
I v e taken he cap off (when cold) then started the engine and filled it to the brim, then put the cap on and gone off on my way. Last night i did it and the level was just above the minimum line when i stoped, i didn t put any further water in and did 20 miles and the levels stayed the same. I have no leaks anywhere.
My heaters are all good, temperature gauge is good, but it does creep up a bit when the heaters are put on cold, but ive read that this is ok.
So in a nut shell what should the levels be of the expansion tank or is is just one of those guess ones.......
Thanks again guys.
1987 dg wbx 1.9
The main problem was a overheating one, which thankfully has been sorted.
However, i m paranoid so a bit of further guidance would be great. Just wondered what the correct level is of the expansion tank, i ve had a look in haynes and WIKI and can t see.
I v e taken he cap off (when cold) then started the engine and filled it to the brim, then put the cap on and gone off on my way. Last night i did it and the level was just above the minimum line when i stoped, i didn t put any further water in and did 20 miles and the levels stayed the same. I have no leaks anywhere.
My heaters are all good, temperature gauge is good, but it does creep up a bit when the heaters are put on cold, but ive read that this is ok.
So in a nut shell what should the levels be of the expansion tank or is is just one of those guess ones.......
Thanks again guys.
1987 dg wbx 1.9