New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
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Groves wrote:Erm..dont want to give too many clues, but are very recomended on this forum.
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
Dont really want to say.
Just concerned about having my car fixed.![](./images/smilies/spacer.gif)
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
Agreed dobt slate them especially untill the cars been looked at and go from there
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
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Groves wrote:Dont really want to say.Just concerned about having my car fixed.
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A 2 minute search on your past posts gives me an idea
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I feel so sorry for you mate, I hope it's something of nothing this time and you get it all sorted out
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
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4ndee wrote:Agreed dobt slate them especially untill the cars been looked at and go from there
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yeah can only agree with this, if it's somebody who comes highly regarded on here then you won't have a problem
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
sounds like the old turbo etc could have been contaminated from the previous engine.
thats if the new engine is knackered, theres only one way to find out.![](./images/smilies/spacer.gif)
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Groves wrote:Yes he knows his mr2s.
The engine is a rev2.I was wondering about the squeeling belt, may not be charging the battery, explaining the battery light, and not powering fans, meaning that light is on too, but what is the other light?
And im not entirely concerned about the lights, Im more xxxxx off that it sounds light bottom end failure again?
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How are you getting on mate??
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Surely the garage have to sort out all these issues??
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rev3turbo wrote:sounds like the old turbo etc could have been contaminated from the previous engine.thats if the new engine is knackered, theres only one way to find out.
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Must admit, when I looked at the receipt and saw that the old turbo was reused, that was my first thought as well.
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
Well a friend has just mention this to me about fitting old turbo.
So I phoned turbo technics.
The said this most certainly wont be the case.
I also evotune which has just built my friends galanza which is running amazingly,
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The only warning I was given about using the blitz kkk was when engine is worn in and tuned back up to around 1 bar, was that it may pop pistons etc.
But the fact its not plumbed in should prevent that from happening.![](./images/smilies/spacer.gif)
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The only warning I was given about using the blitz kkk was when engine is worn in and tuned back up to around 1 bar, was that it may pop pistons etc.
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
So what's the garage said?
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
Sounds like cross-contamination of some sort.![](./images/smilies/spacer.gif)
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Oil coolers MUST be binned and replaced following an internal engine failure.
All hoses should be fully washed out.![](./images/smilies/spacer.gif)
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Oil coolers MUST be binned and replaced following an internal engine failure.
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
Garage are collecting on monday.
Obviously I have no idea if oil cooler was changed.
Would this be part of the engine when fitted as my recipe doesn't say oil cooler.![](./images/smilies/spacer.gif)
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
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Groves wrote:Would this be part of the engine when fitted as my recipe doesn't say oil cooler.
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You'll have to ask whoever installed the engine.
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The car is being collected tomorrow.
Few questions.
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As you know the car was using alot of water.
I have been checking the high pressure tap, which has genrally near full.
But the water bottle is empty again.
Should this be full, as I was told to keep it full, but a glanza owner was saying its not ment to be filled?
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I said a belt was squeeling alot, squeel has gone, but now my battery is dead.
Would this also be the reson for the engine fan light and a box with heat waves light.
As in does this belt run the fan etc or is it just the fact the battery is dead?
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Can someone tell me exactly what the two warning lights are.![](./images/smilies/spacer.gif)
An engine with a fan in front, and a box with heat waves coming from it?
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The same galanza owner, also seems to think the engine is running sweet, and said he would be over the moon if his car ran that well.
Do most mr2s have a bit of a knock around 2krpm, could a few of you compare with yours?
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If the alternator belt, or alternator itself and starter motor, is faulty etc, should I be expected to foot the bill for parts, labour and the recovery to get it to the garage, as these parts are part of the engine fit?
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An engine with a fan in front, and a box with heat waves coming from it?
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Re: New engine, drove 80 miles, bottom end failure and dash full of warning lights.
Did the same place supply and fit the engine?
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Or did you source the engine and have a garage fit it?
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Or did you source the engine and have a garage fit it?
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Just give it back mate and tell them to inspect it.
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They need to put whatever is wrong right if there is anything wrong with the engine.
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I'd then take it to one of the specialists and ask then to give it a check up.
You may find the engine is good but you have other issues causing you troubles.
They'll also tell you if the engine sounds good.
If the specialists say its ok, it ok.
If they say its xxxxx, take it back again.
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It's cheaper for them to sort it out in the long run.
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Or take it straight for an engineers report.![](./images/smilies/spacer.gif)
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They need to put whatever is wrong right if there is anything wrong with the engine.
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I'd then take it to one of the specialists and ask then to give it a check up.
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It's cheaper for them to sort it out in the long run.
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Or take it straight for an engineers report.
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Groves wrote:The car is being collected tomorrow.Few questions.
probably very silly.
1.As you know the car was using alot of water.
I have been checking the high pressure tap, which has genrally near full.
But the water bottle is empty again.
Should this be full, as I was told to keep it full, but a glanza owner was saying its not ment to be filled?
Its an overflow tank so it should have water in it so the cooling system can draw it in or dump it back in
2.I said a belt was squeeling alot, squeel has gone, but now my battery is dead.
Would this also be the reson for the engine fan light and a box with heat waves light.
As in does this belt run the fan etc or is it just the fact the battery is dead?
Has it spat the belt off? it may have been too tight so it may have broken the belt
3.Can someone tell me exactly what the two warning lights are.
An engine with a fan in front, and a box with heat waves coming from it?
One of them is exhaust temp which is a sensor in the de cat, when you have a de cat it will permanently be on unless you unplug it, which is fine
the other i think is the engine lid sensor, does your intercooler fan kick in?
4.The same galanza owner, also seems to think the engine is running sweet, and said he would be over the moon if his car ran that well.
Do most mr2s have a bit of a knock around 2krpm, could a few of you compare with yours?
As i said mine does but im 99% sure its not correct lol try and ask your mate to hold the revs while you listen to the gearbox and exhaust manifold
5.If the alternator belt, or alternator itself and starter motor, is faulty etc, should I be expected to foot the bill for parts, labour and the recovery to get it to the garage, as these parts are part of the engine fit?
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