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    Good to hear Ian, sounds like you might have got away with it!

    Cheers,

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    Sounds good, but sometimes the symptoms develop over time, so keep watching levels and whether or not the system is pressurising when cold.

    JC
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    all of the hoses, thermostat, basically a full cooling system rebuild/refresh. mainifold gaskets, mod the webs on the exhaust manifold, elongate the holes on the exhaust manifold, new exhaust studs, turbo gasktes, FPR while the heads off,..

    the list is pretty much endless, it just depends on how much you want to spend.
    Dave

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