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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / April 2006

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XRDT post head gasket problems

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pug78 - 22 Apr 2006 20:02 GMT
Hi

Just had the head gasket changed on my 95 xrdt becaase i wanted to sell
it, now i just started it up to check how it is running and it seems to
be misfiring. any ideas?, i don't want to spend more money and i don't
want to take it back to the garage i don't think the know what they
were doing.

btw i know nothing about cars :/

HELP!

Gavin
martin.taz@tesco.net - 22 Apr 2006 21:59 GMT
Possible it could be a cracked cylinder head.

Never Ever Ever change the head gasket on one of these engines without
getting the head pressure tested.

Ask the garage if they had the head pressure tested, if not they should
have.

Try starting the engine with the rad cap off and see if the water
rises, bubbles or shoots out the top, if it does, you've got head
trouble for sure.

Regards
     Slim
pug78 - 23 Apr 2006 18:26 GMT
Slim,

They said the were going to pressure test the head and have it skimmed.

I have just started it with the rad cap off, and it starts fine, then
after a few minutes it starts sort of missing like bab bab.....bab bab
and there is white/ light grey coloured smoke coming from the exhaust.
the water level stays the same no bubbles either.

Gavin
 
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