Car won't start following overheating?

you could have cracked your cylinder head and have lost compression, apparently the 106 diesel is renowned for this and I can attest to it because mine blew last month because it ran out of water, I have scrapped it now as it was going to cost £400 to get it fixed, but in your case, I would check you had no oil in your water or water in your oil, if you take off your oil filler cap and look for a cream white deposit on the inside, if it's there then you have either a blown gasket or a cracked cylinder head .....good luck

Derek
September 2007

you could have cracked your cylinder head and have lost compression, apparently the 106 diesel is renowned for this and I can attest to it because mine blew last month because it ran out of water, I have scrapped it now as it was going to cost £400 to get it fixed, but in your case, I would check you had no oil in your water or water in your oil, if you take off your oil filler cap and look for a cream white deposit on the inside, if it's there then you have either a blown gasket or a cracked cylinder head .....good luck

Derek
September 2007

Is the engine actually turning over on the starter now? If not then it may be siezed if it overheated badly. If the engine is turning over you might carefully slacken one injector pipe which should give a dribble of fuel whilst the engine is turned.

Bingo
September 2007