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Originally Posted by TINKA  Make sure you have left the heater control open so that the water can circulate properly, if you turn it off you need a bypass so the water can still circulate or it will always boil over. Had this problem on mine.
As someone else has said though where do you fill the system up. |
Hi Tinka, I think I found what the problem was with the over heating. I was trying to get the air out of the system after fitting the bleed from top hose to the header tank when I noticed the rad was fitted
UP SIDE DOWN
So I then went about removing the rad and refitted it the correct way up, best part of 3 hours work. Now the question is, I don't have a bypass for the heater fitted but there is a shut off valve in front of the heater, which I have fixed in the open position. Can I just fit a Y connector in to the pipe work. I want to be able to Turn off the heater, or do I need a special valve?
Russ