Re: Overheating /Over Pressurised 1996, 2.5TD Bongo
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2022 12:31 am
From what I can tell you only have a couple of options and I think they've all been covered above.
If you've got too much pressure, then you are either pressurising from exhaust/combustion gases entering the coolant. A sniffer test would prove this.
Or you have a faulty coolant reservoir cap. The caps have a valve in which lets air in as the coolant contracts/cools and releases air when it expands/heats up.
For less than a tenner if be trying the coolant cap first.
You could then try a DIY sniffer kit, to check for gases yourself.
Perhaps a compression check to make sure all cylinders are the same and you haven't got an obvious one that is missing pressure to the coolant system?
If you've got too much pressure, then you are either pressurising from exhaust/combustion gases entering the coolant. A sniffer test would prove this.
Or you have a faulty coolant reservoir cap. The caps have a valve in which lets air in as the coolant contracts/cools and releases air when it expands/heats up.
For less than a tenner if be trying the coolant cap first.
You could then try a DIY sniffer kit, to check for gases yourself.
Perhaps a compression check to make sure all cylinders are the same and you haven't got an obvious one that is missing pressure to the coolant system?