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clift_d wrote: ↑12 Nov 2020, 00:54 I could be wrong, but are the numbers in a different typeface than the rest of the forum?

Quite possibly

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Anyone recognise this downpipe? Is it 1.6 NA Diesel, CS ? Thanks

Yes true...
And wicking /capillary correct not osmosis

937carrera wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 10:18 Gravity is your friend, water only flows downhill.

Not true if you've done much felting of shed roofs
And osmosis apart from wind can be responsible, then there's the devil himself.

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A bit wet today if we were at Syncropendence... fun driving as we slip and slide about but not enjoyable campfire weather.

Crystal80 wrote: ↑27 Jun 2020, 11:34 Thank you for all of your replies and support x

Yes...
Even gaskets?

Simon Whitmore Toomamytoys is in Donington Lincs and knows about carbs.

Simon Whitmore Toomamytoys is in Donington Lincs and knows about carvs

Skirting the issue about experts in Bristol...

Is it overheating (on the temp gauge) or is the coolant light flashing ?
Two very different things.
we all know many different reasons for coolant light flashing, most rather mundane.
Presume its a TD JX not an old NA CT or KY

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Once started using throttle, will it idle thereafter and drive OK? You maybe need to get a few miles on it too... then worry about a throttle free startup