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Will94

posted on 14th Sep 08 at 21:16

Sounds like a plan mate, some jobs are deffo worth doing while yer there :thumbs:


Craig P

posted on 14th Sep 08 at 18:31

The temp was after the coolant flush.Yeah well im going to try a new thermostat see what that does.And i will check the EGR and ICV.I think the water pump is ok as i have hot air coming from my heaters if i knock it on etc but its due for a Cambelt so i will check it then.

Thanks



barneykarl

posted on 14th Sep 08 at 18:01

Was the 100+ temp before or after flushing the system ?,possible air lock no harm changing the stat as cheap,could be water pump problem , is the rad in good condition, check the ICV and if you can clean the throttle body and check throttle body rubber seal ring and egr valve that should keep you busy good luck.


Craig P

posted on 13th Sep 08 at 14:19

Well i have seen the temp rise to well over 100+ and i have just had a full coolant flush aswell!A thermo doesnt sound a bad idea though so i will get that changed and see what happens.

As for the paperclip test i read the tutorial for that before so i am going to give it ago.

Thanks for your help so far though people:thumbs:


Will94

posted on 12th Sep 08 at 20:22

It could be a number of things causing this dude, like already has been said so long as it stays under 95 while ur moving then thats normal, these engines run warm when in traffic though so its normal for it to rise quickly when ur stop start driving. A thermostat isnt much though so no harm in changing jus incase.

As for the running, EGR's are a common fault and as aforementioned the ICV's get gunked up somethin chronic, mixture of oil from the breathers and soot from the EGR.

Best bet is to do a paperclip test to see what fault codes the ECU has stored :thumbs:


Craig P

posted on 12th Sep 08 at 16:48

Anyone?


Craig P

posted on 11th Sep 08 at 17:22

Bump,Please help!


Craig P

posted on 10th Sep 08 at 23:17

Its reaching 95+ when im driving along,it never used to do it so thats why i think something isnt right.

My biting point is nearer the bottom then the top i would say.Ill try ajusting that before spending any money.

Where abouts are these on this car and also how much is a new one?Would this cause my EML to come on?

Craig


luke85

posted on 10th Sep 08 at 19:34

If its reaching 95+ degrees while your driving then you probably have a problem with your thermostat or radiator, if it only goes to these temps when youve stopped then it isnt a problem.

If your struggling to get it into gear then the clutch may well need adjusting, is the biting point near the bottom or top of the pedal travel?

Idle control valves are prone to getting gunked up on these so this could be your idle issue but also check all your vacuum pipes for splits and leaks.


Craig P

posted on 10th Sep 08 at 19:29

Hi All.
I have a V Reg X14XE Corsa Sport with 49,000 miles on it.But it has started to develop a few faults with the Engine and Gearbox/Clutch.
As i was going and coming back from footy tonight and i stopped the car but didnt knock it off the Engine managment light comes on,although it isnt on when driving.Also it revs by itself and the temperature is reaching 100+ sometimes but the fans do kick in.
But it just doesnt feel right(Sluggish,spluts and missfires etc)And it isnt going into gear very well.

Can anybody please help me out and tell me what it could be.Any help appreciated.

Im maybe thinking the ICV + EGR?And possibly just ajust the clucth maybe a little?

Thanks
Craig

P.s sorry for the essay.