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  1. 22-10-2008, 08:56 PM #16
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    Default Re: Diagnosing 2jz-gte overheating

    I also realised I can't remmeber the last time I actually put any water in her.. . probably last time I changed the coolant at linden's workshop, about a year ago. that could have something to do with it
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    Default Re: Diagnosing 2jz-gte overheating

    Problem found. split turbo coolant hose
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  3. 25-10-2008, 12:39 AM #18
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    Default Re: Diagnosing 2jz-gte overheating

    Nice!

    I like solved problems

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  4. 25-10-2008, 12:57 AM #19
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    Default Re: Diagnosing 2jz-gte overheating

    well, problem is still there... I just know what it is
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  5. 25-10-2008, 01:01 AM #20
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    Default Re: Diagnosing 2jz-gte overheating

    Sounds solved enough to me

    I imagine it will be solved shortly

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  6. 25-10-2008, 02:24 PM #21
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    Default Re: Diagnosing 2jz-gte overheating

    Quote Originally Posted by Draven
    Problem found. split turbo coolant hose
    Lol I had a similar problem about 8 months back. Heater hose above the turbo split. Mmmm smokey .
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