darn heater matrix...
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mattpc
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RichardW
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Don't panic yet - it took about a week / 300 miles for mine to dry up, and even longer for the carpet to dry out - mine was dripping off a plastic lug sticking out from the bottom of the dash, check here for continuing or otherwise wetness (mind you, mine was a long way off the 1/2 litre of coolant stage). Are you sure it's not also leaking from somewhere else - like the elbow on the back of the block?
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Brian Oblivion
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mattpc
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Well I'd pay about up to £75 which is about an average wage for a days work surely? However, I know it's a ball ache of a job so I don't know if anyone will want to do it.. I don't think it's leaking from anywhere else- It wasn't when it went in for timing belt and water pump. They had a good look and said there was a slight leak from the heater matrix and it's got worse since then.
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mattpc
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mattpc
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The story continues, finally it SEEMS to have stopped losing the coolant as fast and the heater still works. The level has stayed the same since Thursday evening now or it appears to be the same when I check. Thank god- Hope this will buy me some useage til I save up to have the job done properly or change cars..