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skinner2k3

106 Gti Hg

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skinner2k3

I currently have the head off the 106 due to a rad full (slight exaggeration perhaps) of oil.

 

Two questions, firstly the gasket removed was 1.5mm thick, is that the original thickness?

 

Also other than HG or if fitted a heat exchanger splitting is there any other reason I could have oil in the rad?

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welshpug

only if someone topped up the rad with oil, standard TU5's do have a heat exchanger.

 

 

there are three gaskets available for them, afaik 1.5 is standard, Sandy could confirm :)

 

209 Z0 CYL HEAD GASKET CN

0209 W3 REPAR + 0,20

 

0209 Z1 REPAR + 0,40

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skinner2k3

Definitely not been topped up with oil :)

 

No cooler or heat exchanger on this one, its a 1997 car.

 

Will depend on the skim req then.

 

Cheers

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welshpug

afaik all gti's had the heat exchanger :)

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skinner2k3

I may be wrong but I would be looking for a oil filter sandwich plate with two lines off to a T in the rad top hose. Unless there is another type I haven't noticed, I am sure this one does not have one, and hasn't since I have had it at least.

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welshpug

quite common for them to be removed :)

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Alan_M

Don't TUs suffer from the oil to water ways passing at the front left corner (where the PAS pump is). Usually a tell-tale sign is if oil is leaking from here. Took me ages to flush all the oil out of mine!

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skinner2k3

Ah, that corner was the only part of the HG that did look knackered. There is a rubber coated metal seal there that had detached from the gasket.

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Sandy

Standard J4 gasket 1.35mm. Most 106 GTIs didn't have the oil/water heat exchanger bizarrely, but VTSs did, don't know why!

Make sure you use the MLS gasket (multi layered steel) and NOT a composite one, there was a recall on them originally, but I think only affected cars had the change. The OE 0209Z0 is MLS.

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skinner2k3

Cheers Sandy. The gasket I removed was composite. I was planning on going to Peugeot for a new one rather than partco or similar, but will insist on an mls.

 

If a 1.5mm was fitted I assume it's had 1 skim.

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