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Old 18 June 2011, 05:13 PM
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avin changed nearly every coolant pipe on my turbo 2000 cause they keept poppin after a cambelt an waterpump change bottom hose looks like its ready to explode noticed a few drips that seem to be comin from the 2 water pump pipes could it be a faulty thermostat
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could be the stat, but could be as simple as an air lock. have you bled the system properly. they sometimes take ages to bleed.

I would be inclined to drain the system fit a new stat and re-fill from the turbo hose to back fill the system. this seems to be the best way to get the air out.
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will try it m8 doin ma head in
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cool take the turbo cooling pipe off the header tank and the cap off the header tank. stick a funnel in the pipe and fill from there very slowly until coolant is coming out of the cap.
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