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Steve Brookman

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Re: Vivaro smoking
« Reply #15 on: 16 June 2009, 18:50:32 »

Hello all,

Mate drove through a ford many years ago in a  new Hilux-water was higher than expected-hilux cut out. They towed it out with a JCB and then tried to bump start it
whilst being towed. Result was a new engine which I think cost over £2000 15 years ago.

Steve ;D
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Re: Vivaro smoking
« Reply #16 on: 16 June 2009, 21:11:38 »

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Due to the compression of a diesel engine, lack of a throttle butterfly and the fact that water can not be compressed, getting water in a bore can often either blow the headgasket out or bend a rod!

Neither are cheap (the latter is a new lump!)

99% if there is blue smoke on idle it WILL have bent a rod is it a hire van ?


Yes hire van,   Does that make a difference?   
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Re: Vivaro smoking
« Reply #17 on: 16 June 2009, 21:47:45 »

Things like that hapen to hire vans ....thats all i was thinking
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