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    Expansion tank cap faulty

    Just back from the UK with a case load of spares. 1st job replace the expansion tank cap with a genuine one after discovering the previous new after market cap and tank where not sealing and the system never pressurised.
    It turns out the cap was faulty, a close look at both and the O rings on the new and old shows they dont line up exactly. New cap on, run the car for a few mins and at last the system pressurises.
    Lesson here is only by a Genuine expansion tank cap or at least be alert to the possible implications.

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    What other goodies did you manage to stuff into your case?

    Gary

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    My non-original replacement expansion cap is going the same way

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    After two non-genuine ones were not up to scratch I went genuine as well.

    My expansion tank was also part of the problem

    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtb_gary View Post
    What other goodies did you manage to stuff into your case?

    Gary
    4 sets of all filters, from a 2002 car the Fuse Box, guaranteed Valve Block with o ring kit thrown in. Expansion tank, Gearbox ECU, 4 x new UJ`s

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