Phil Member Joined Mar 5, 2003 Messages 199 Points 55 Location United Kingdom. Jan 6, 2008 #1 How long does your Punto Mk.1 take to warm up in these cold winter mornings? Mine seems to take about 45 minutes to and 1 hr 1/4 before heat starts to appear, this always coincides with the needle reaching half way on the temp gauge.
How long does your Punto Mk.1 take to warm up in these cold winter mornings? Mine seems to take about 45 minutes to and 1 hr 1/4 before heat starts to appear, this always coincides with the needle reaching half way on the temp gauge.
a1ant -~Moderator~- Staff member Written 10+ guides Joined May 30, 2006 Messages 5,266 Points 1,317 Location UK Jan 6, 2008 #2 Hi mate, Sounds like your thermostat is stuck to me. What engine is it? But either way it should warm up much quicker than that. Hope that helps, Alan
Hi mate, Sounds like your thermostat is stuck to me. What engine is it? But either way it should warm up much quicker than that. Hope that helps, Alan
Munkul Just another nutter Parked in the garage Written a guide Joined Jun 19, 2006 Messages 8,235 Points 1,014 Location Cumbria Jan 6, 2008 #3 yeah, somethings wrong, thermostat probably ^^^^ you should feel heat coming through after 10 min at most
yeah, somethings wrong, thermostat probably ^^^^ you should feel heat coming through after 10 min at most
OP OP Phil Member Joined Mar 5, 2003 Messages 199 Points 55 Location United Kingdom. Jan 6, 2008 #4 Thanks for the replys. Engine is a 1.2 8V. How much approximately to get a thermostat replaced at a dealer?
Thanks for the replys. Engine is a 1.2 8V. How much approximately to get a thermostat replaced at a dealer?
Munkul Just another nutter Parked in the garage Written a guide Joined Jun 19, 2006 Messages 8,235 Points 1,014 Location Cumbria Jan 6, 2008 #5 its an easy job - IIRC under 20 quid for parts, you should maybe try it yourself Last edited: Jan 6, 2008
Tris Harris Top Dog Parked in the garage Joined Jul 2, 2007 Messages 8,427 Points 1,128 Location Leeds/Whitley Jan 6, 2008 #6 do it yourself fella, there 15 quid from most motor factors- even fiat. there really easy to replace aswell- just take hose off replace thermostat and put a new gasket on and jobs a good 'un
do it yourself fella, there 15 quid from most motor factors- even fiat. there really easy to replace aswell- just take hose off replace thermostat and put a new gasket on and jobs a good 'un
Sigtran New member Joined Jan 7, 2008 Messages 5 Points 2 Jan 7, 2008 #7 About 10 min these days (-5C outside temp) before needle start moving at all, and about 15min before I start feeling wormer inside... JTD'02 Last edited: Jan 7, 2008
About 10 min these days (-5C outside temp) before needle start moving at all, and about 15min before I start feeling wormer inside... JTD'02
a1ant -~Moderator~- Staff member Written 10+ guides Joined May 30, 2006 Messages 5,266 Points 1,317 Location UK Jan 7, 2008 #8 Sigtran said: About 10 min these days (-5C outside temp) before needle start moving at all, and about 15min before I start feeling wormer inside... JTD'02 Click to expand... Sounds about right for the JTD. Alan
Sigtran said: About 10 min these days (-5C outside temp) before needle start moving at all, and about 15min before I start feeling wormer inside... JTD'02 Click to expand... Sounds about right for the JTD. Alan