Comments: 1999 FX Coupe(Tiburon). 2.0L with a blown head gasket. but heaps of after market goodies. I want to race it. So I search across the globe for cheap parts.
Wish me luck.
PS: Great info and easy to use site. chEERS, BOYS.
Comments: Damn !!! Boiler keeps tripping on hot water, runs for about 30 secs then fault light goes onto fast flashing,ch runs ok, have changed the dhw sensor and made no difference....any suggestions welcome.........
Comments: The eagle has landed.......!!!!! Took me 6 hours, had to get some more silicon grease and could'nt find the boss white. Glad I left it until the weekend, knew it would take ages. Thanks for all the info-
Comments: Hi I have the same problem with my Worceter 28cdi, going to order the parts tomorrow, the pics look good. I will let you know how I get on, if no contact within 2 days please send out a search party (to include a gas fitter), Thanks, wayne
Comments: I, along with so many others, owe you a big thanks for posting the details of this fix. I have just changed the DV diaphragm on my WB CD26i. The job went well. I too had the problem whereby no water came out when I opened the drain valves; I hadn't bled my rads for ages so I relieved some of the pressure in the system by opening the rad valves and letting some air out. Then I pushed a small screwdriver up the drain valve opening to clear the blockage and the system drained. I'd say the job went very smoothly and I didn't really find any of it too tricky. One thing that no-one had said, and was also totally absent from the manual was that you have to disconnect the pump from the DV - a small point but it had me confused for a while. I took the whole of the DV out to change the diaphragm - found it quite easy that way. Used all new washers/o-rings. Cleaned surfaces and silicon grease all over! No leaks! New diaphragm cost me £7.50 and o-ring pack cost £14. The old diaphragm was totally shot, in exactly the same way as yours. I now have hot water. Thanks again.
Added: December 30, 2011
Submitted by Name: kateland From: Texas
Comments: Was unsure of where the PVC valve was located, found this website from trying to google that. SO glad i found this, its going to be so much help in the future!!
Comments: As someone who has recently been quoted £280 to do this job by worcester i followed your instructions did it myself right 1st time no problem took me 1 hour cost £10 thank you so much owe you a drink.great site.
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1999 FX Coupe(Tiburon). 2.0L with a blown head gasket. but heaps of after market goodies. I want to race it. So I search across the globe for cheap parts.
Wish me luck.
PS: Great info and easy to use site. chEERS, BOYS.