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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added
« Reply #15 on: 26 January 2009, 00:42:34 »

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I think should be a kind of plastic tube or pipe to drain the water coming from it.

Missed possibly.

First was oil, cleaned, changed the gasket, now is it. Driving me nuts

Sanderly

Don't let it drive you nuts mate, else you will be as daft as some of the others on here ;D
I don't know a great deal about 2.2's never worked on them but not seen anything like that on a V6.
Sure someone will be a long soon to offer their help :y
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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added
« Reply #16 on: 26 January 2009, 00:49:56 »

Are the scuttle drains clear! Also, is the lower windscreen seal tight?

Had the same issue with Tunnie's project 2.0, that we HG'd and LPG'd :y
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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added
« Reply #17 on: 26 January 2009, 00:59:45 »

Take a look next Tuesday.

The scuttle drains I saw in the guides how to clean up but have no idea about the seal.

Any picture or location to check it ??

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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added -
« Reply #18 on: 26 January 2009, 22:25:03 »

Does anyone with 2002/2.2 can check the existence of a pipe or tube coming down from the plastic (you can see in the pictures) ????

I got a small tube to "install" just for peace of mind. And once more dry the spark plugs.

Post here

Thanks for any help

Sanderly - Chertsey
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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added
« Reply #19 on: 28 January 2009, 17:25:51 »

It will probably be the winscreen seal, at the bottom of the windscreen.

Had this problem on mine, till I took it off and re-sealed it.
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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added
« Reply #20 on: 28 January 2009, 17:32:09 »

The sponge packing on my Mig seems to soak up water too it's never cased any problems I think it's just from the scuttle.    
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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added
« Reply #21 on: 28 January 2009, 23:23:54 »

Thanks for the help

I should take out the scuttle this weekend. Didn't have time last Sunday.

I took out the spark plugs and cleaned, put a tube (ex RG58 cable cap) in the drain and my last misfire was Sunday when I put the foot down, Light came and engine start to fails.

The seal how can I identify it ?  :-? :-Can someone post a picture ? Is it the rubber that hold the windscreen ?

Thanks for everyone.

Sanderly - Chertsey
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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added
« Reply #22 on: 01 February 2009, 17:31:26 »

Sorry about the late reply to this post, I do not look through this excellent site as often as I should.

I have just had a look at the scuttle on my 2.2 estate and I found the same pipe so I tried to poke a piece of wire up it but could not do so.

After a closer look with an illuminated mirror I saw that it is just a hollow pin that a clip pushes on to to hold the foam padding in place, not a drain tube stub at all.

The clip on mine is quite rusty so water is getting to it from somewhere although the foam is dry (mind you the car is either in the garage or under a car port most of the time).
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Re: Water in the Spark Plugs - Pictures Added
« Reply #23 on: 03 February 2009, 23:26:10 »

Thanks for the information mate :) :).

Check in mine.

Sanderly
« Last Edit: 03 February 2009, 23:26:45 by sanderly »
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