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Author Topic: I did it! -DIS Pack  (Read 3652 times)

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Re: I did it! -DIS Pack
« Reply #30 on: 14 November 2012, 23:12:16 »
Nice one LZ............ :y :y
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« Reply #31 on: 15 November 2012, 05:24:38 »
Quote from: symes on 14 November 2012, 21:01:54
I think its heat build up as look were they put the stupid thing!!! >:( silliest most stupid place

Yep!  As with a lot of design features on these V6's. :-X

As said before even the dear old Austin mini was easier to work on for access to the plugs, leads, distributor, dynamo, water pump, etc! ::)

Yes I agree TB, the old DIS did well for 12 years and 125k miles.

Tend to regularly clear out the scuttle drains Albitz, and in fact never found water around the area.
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Re: I did it! -DIS Pack
« Reply #32 on: 15 November 2012, 05:27:55 »
Quote from: NF on 14 November 2012, 21:27:02
Well done Lizzie, glad you got it sorted, hope the arms soon heal.

So do I. along with the hands and legs!  Savlon and Moisturiser is being applied very liberally ;D ;D
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Re: I did it! -DIS Pack
« Reply #33 on: 16 November 2012, 19:59:27 »
Nice to see you back Lizzie  :y :y
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Re: I did it! -DIS Pack
« Reply #34 on: 16 November 2012, 20:15:17 »
Not connected to scuttle drains.The water leaks at the scuttle join,about two thirds of the way across the scuttle towards the nearside.Then runs down into the rear of the engine compartment,attacking the dispack or the rearmost part of the coil pack on DBW engines. Solution is to seal the join with silicon sealant.
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Re: I did it! -DIS Pack
« Reply #35 on: 18 November 2012, 19:12:16 »
Top Job LZ.   Well Done!   :y
I wouldn't even consider doing that job!
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Re: I did it! -DIS Pack
« Reply #36 on: 18 November 2012, 19:15:33 »
Quote from: Bixy1 on 18 November 2012, 19:12:16
Top Job LZ.   Well Done!   :y
I wouldn't even consider doing that job!


Thanks :y

It was remarkably straightforward really 8) 8)
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