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Old 28-11-12, 03:47 PM   #1
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Unlucky mate not heard of the HGF on the L series.
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Old 28-11-12, 03:51 PM   #2
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Unlucky mate not heard of the HGF on the L series.
Iv had it 3 times now!!

Dads ZS at 68K, my ZR at 158K and now this ZS at 164K

Iv got a plan anyway...

See here..

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Old 28-11-12, 04:05 PM   #3
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Sounds like a plan
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Old 04-01-13, 04:38 PM   #4
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Ok turns out..

The clutch slip was a siezed clutch arm (I think) Iv lubed it up and took the SDi's out and I dont have anymore clutch slip no matter what I do, I cant get it to slip, which is a good thing..

Headgasket failure.. I carried on running despite me thinking the head gasket had gone.. I hadnt checked my coolant level for about 2 weeks so I thought id see how much it needed.. Andd.... it was bang on max still

Turns out it was a leaking coolant hose!

FAIL.

Cant believe it, theres been nothing wrong with it the whole time

Anyway the drivebelt was squeeling when I first started it in the mornings so iv got a new belt ready to put, il have that on when I get a spare 5 minutes!

So all is good at the minute!
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Good stuff, it's lucky you hadn't spent loads of time and £££ pulling the box and doing the hg.
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Old 04-01-13, 04:57 PM   #6
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Good stuff, it's lucky you hadn't spent loads of time and £££ pulling the box and doing the hg.
Yeah! I was gunna start doing it this week but something else came up so I put it off, im glad I did!

Wouldnt of been a complete waste of time and money!
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Smile

Glad it was a easy sort and not too expensive.

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Hey look what's that - a conclusion - looks good - let's jump .....

What's that ???? It's something else and cheap as chips to sort out !!!!

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Old 04-01-13, 05:14 PM   #9
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Haha

When I first saw that the coolant leve had dropped, I just guessed at HGF, wasnt 100% but iv had 3 L-series with HGF now so it wouldnt surprise me if it was but I got chance to have a proper look over it today and its nothing serious at all..

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Another thing to consider before leaping is the reason for belt noise, is it an alternator struggling with a dying battery, not uncommon to manifest itself on cold mornings first.
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