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Shahar Alon 09-20-2018 07:56 AM

water system issue
 
hey guys
i try to flush the water system by removing the 2 hoses from the top of the red and then connecting a low pressure hose to the upper hose but water doesnt come out from the other side.
what could be the problem/what i did wronge ?

EcbJag 09-20-2018 05:43 PM

Assuming you have the V12, It's probably filling up the expansion tank and the radiator via the lower radiator hose. The V12 cooling system is a dual pass system meaning there's 3 hoses going to the radiator- 2 inputs up top, one output on the bottom from rad to water pump.

sidescrollin 09-21-2018 12:50 PM

Can you better describe what you mean when you say you put watter in the upper hose? What is the upper hose?

Are you saying you are putting water into the hose that you disconnected from the radiator and the water is going into the engine?

Shahar Alon 09-22-2018 02:57 AM


Originally Posted by sidescrollin (Post 1965171)
Can you better describe what you mean when you say you put watter in the upper hose? What is the upper hose?

Are you saying you are putting water into the hose that you disconnected from the radiator and the water is going into the engine?

this is corruct .i disconnected the hose from the radiator and the water
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going into the engine

EcbJag 09-22-2018 04:19 AM

That illustration is not correct. Water flows from the engine to the radiator through both of the upper hoses and out the radiator back to the engine through the bottom radiator hose. As I said before, the xjs uses a dual pass radiator. I suggest you read Kirby Palm's "Experience in A Book" (Available for free online). It contains all the info you'll ever need about your cooling system.


P.S. It looks like your fuel lines are all original and therefore on borrowed time. BEWARE. They WILL burst and start a fire! Replacing all fuel hoses should go to the top of your to-do list. I learned the hard way once.

Shahar Alon 09-22-2018 10:55 AM

i drew the errows just to show how i insert the water to the system.
a friend told me that the thermostats has stoped the water from going to the engine.

warrjon 09-23-2018 02:05 AM


Originally Posted by Shahar Alon (Post 1965498)
i drew the errows just to show how i insert the water to the system.
a friend told me that the thermostats has stoped the water from going to the engine.

Correct both thermostats will be closed so flushing up those hoses will do nothing

When I flushed mine, I removed BOTH top hoses from the radiator, inserted a garden hose into the radiator, stared the engine and turned on the garden hose. When the warms up the thermostats will open and the water will come out both hoses.


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