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water coming out of the mannifold
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tom94
PostPosted: Fri Aug 30, 2013 12:17 pm Up
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hi all brought a 206 1.4 2001 last week, the bloke we brought it off said that the coolant keeps running low not everyday, it might be ok for a few days then itl all be gone.

however today the car just started driving really roughly and when i went to start it again it wouldnt start and water kept p**sing out of the mannifold, clear water not oil or grime.

any ideas what is wrong with it? it was only m.o.t'd 3 weeks ago surely they would have picked up on this?

can it be repaired? please help im desperate.

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With my limited knowledge I would guess at the head gasket has gone?
 

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thanks for the reply, thats what im getting back that its either the head gasket or the head has cracked, how do i know which one it is?
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Do these have a water heated inlet?
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If you are like me you need someone who knows a lot more to take a look at it. Better than guessing and worrying about the worst!
 

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well if the water is coming out from manifold,then you have a problem in the engine head itself,as there is coolant (water) lines inside the head are broken,and the water is running inside the pistons,which make the water go with the exhaust.
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