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    Removing radiator..

    We tried with the back wheels jacked up first, 20 min later still stuck on, but that has freed it in the past so off my mate went kangeroo-ing up the road and just as it broke off I saw the water come flooding out.. So yes it's off so not an entire waste of a rad!! The annoying thing is I was...
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    Removing radiator..

    Didn't realise he was a she o_O bit tricky on here sometimes, very friendly anyhow.. No not quite. Found the cause Been a bit busy today took the rad up to a place near Guildford who specialise in re-coring rads.. Will have a look in next day or two..
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    A few here are there, no I don't know studiocommer he just offered to put up some pics when I was previously on here because I was unable to at the time.. He not been on here for a while ??
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    Removing radiator..

    This is my b a few years and forgotten password ago.. http://forum.commervanfan.co.uk/index.php?threads/chameleons-39-autosleeper.1806/
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    Removing radiator..

    Really funny you say that I was just looking at it and thought that would look a bit arty in the right setting.. Don't think the misses would agree!! She already fuming it's in the hallway..
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    Removing radiator..

    Couldn't see anything to obvious to the cause but will have a good rummage around over the weekend when one of my friends knows a bit more than me what to look for.. Also was a bit tricky to remove you need arms like spaghetti to get to some of the fixings, can see why was easier with panel off..
  7. J

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    Think I will need that extra 25% !! Thanks for advice I will ask tomorrow when I drop rad off..
  8. J

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    Ouch!!
  9. J

    Removing radiator..

    Oh and nice pic really see what needs to be done.. Thanks
  10. J

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    Wise words, with virtually a brand new rad and fan things should be a bit cooler than before, I can remember from a few years ago sitting in traffic watching the temp creep up;) hopefully new rad and temp controlled elec fan will help..
  11. J

    Removing radiator..

    This 2 piece kit looks pretty good.. Think it's the same pump as Panky mentioned.. It's looks fairly straightforward too.. Might have to save some more pennies!! Take a look..
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    Removing radiator..

    Thanks for that, I forgot how the cost adds up, our van has been stored for the last few years whilst we brought up our young family.. We done a few upgrades previously with new fuel tank, petrol pump, carb, electronic ignition, and a bit of fiddling around with the wiring As well as the usual...
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    Removing radiator..

    Oh I forgot now getting rad re-cord with complete refurb new fan and possibly elec pump.. And not even drove around the block!!
  14. J

    Removing radiator..

    I have had a rather expensive two weeks consisting of.. Master clutch cylinder Master brake cylinder Full brake pipe system with hoses Full exhaust with hangers Brake shoes all round Inner and outer door skins on both front doors Door rubbers Someone to fit the lot I'm a joiner not a mechanic :(
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    I hope there cheaper ones there rather expensive!! Was the mod for pump fairly straightforward.. Any pics!!
  16. J

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    All upgrades are welcome could you suggest one!! Also is there an upgrade in water pump I hear of people fitting electric ones of those too!!
  17. J

    Removing radiator..

    Blades or fans?? Or both!!
  18. J

    Removing radiator..

    I will check all those today will let you know if I find any clues or cause. Would you have to manufacture a new blade or can you get a whole fan ??
  19. J

    Removing radiator..

    No it isn't overdrive model.. I just can't figure how this happened the blade was almost bent 90 degrees..
  20. J

    Removing radiator..

    That's what I thought, nothing seems to easy at the minute.. Thanks for your reply it is much appreciated
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