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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / May 2008

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2000 v70 turbo coolant problem

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Robert  Wilson - 30 May 2008 16:56 GMT
here's a puzzler - the overflow tank keeps emptying but the car has never
run hot. it has no signs of a head gasket problem afaik (anyone want to give
me other warning signs besides coolant in oil/oil in coolant/white gunk on
oil cap/etc) i'm actually hoping maybe on of the hoses that goes to the
overflow tank itself is leaking but there is never any coolant on the ground
just condensation from the A/C pipes. ps- i looked around the timing belt
for signs of a water pump seal going bad but there is never any steam or
water leaking from there either.
thanks in advance for any help everyone!
Glenn Klein - 30 May 2008 23:46 GMT
On 5/30/2008 11:56 AM, Robert Wilson wrote:
> here's a puzzler - the overflow tank keeps emptying but the car has never
> run hot. it has no signs of a head gasket problem afaik (anyone want to give
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> water leaking from there either.
> thanks in advance for any help everyone!

Check the coolant reservoir these usually leak also check the bottom of
the radiator for any signs of leakage

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John Smith - 31 May 2008 08:13 GMT
> On 5/30/2008 11:56 AM, Robert Wilson wrote:
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> Check the coolant reservoir these usually leak also check the bottom of
> the radiator for any signs of leakage

I'll second that. Mine was cracked but would only leak when under
pressure in operation. When you check it, unless it is hot and running,
you won't see a leak.
 
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