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XR6T 400kw(well one day!)
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Toodyay W.A.
Posts: 1,008
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Hi all...
When my engine is idling there are little bubbles blowing into the coolant bottle. When I increase the revs the bubbles increase. Now I know straight away that the first assumption is a blown head gasket. However the car runs perfect, no coolant loss and no water in the oil. Before i start ripping the head off I would like to know if there is anyother possibility for the bubbles. I did change the bottom radiator hose last week. Could that have anything to do with it? Thanks.
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Bubbles in Coolant tank
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