My Jaguar Combi has started losing pressure and there is water dripping out of the bottom of the boiler. Within a couple of hours of topping it up it has emptied itself again. Could this be something simple or do I need to call in a gasman? Any help gratefully recieved...
Thanks for your help. I took the cap off, put it back on, woke up morning after the earthquake and its not leaking anymore! Not sure which event fixed it but hey, at least its working.
If I have any more problems I know where to come!
sdw1
March 2008
it sounds like the air vent cap, just try and close it when the system is cooler.
PR
March 2008
ok, ok, I've looked inside and the water is coming from a cylindrical section at the back of the pump that has a small black plastic cap on it ... its that cap that has the water coming from it. Any ideas??? its a Jaguar model 28ktv
Thanks
sdw1
February 2008
take the covers off and find where leak is coming from.this is what the gasman will do!!
ck
February 2008
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