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It seems that you have no option, is it you property to rip apart?

The"Aerjec" shown fitted under your boiler indicates that the boiler is fed by a header tank, therefore you need to trace the two pipes that are on the left and side of this fitting to locate the header tank, the bottom pipe is the feed from the tank and the top one the expansion pipe.

Look in your loft for a header tank, you will probably find it empty!!??

Sounds like like the air pressure switch is sticking??!!

Check that the drive dog (the plastic connecter between the oil pump and motor) is not worn causing it to slip on the spindles??!!

Suspect faulty pump, either start up capacitor knackered or pump binding.

Have you checked that the baffle plates are fitted correctly??!!

Have you checked for water in the oil?

Fill loop valves are bypassing, disconnect loop to check,

I would suspect that the internal pump return spreader/injector is partially blocked. spraggo

Or you could visit www.pumpfundamentals.com to become an expert on pumps. :wink: :wink:

It was known as Geekal pipe and was used in the 70`s due to a shortage of copper imports from Rhodesea due to political reasons caused by the PM Ian Smith. It was supplied either painted copper colour or with a yellow plastic coating. The logic being that if steel radiators were OK for closed...

Yes, I take the van to the garage every 12000 miles for a full service. Regards spraggo

Hi John and Mursal, thanks for your replies, the point is, as the garage caused this damage do you think that I should have to foot the bill?. Regards spraggo

Hi John, Sorry the mileage should read 105587 and 117596. Regards spraggo

What would you pay I recently asked my local garage to carry out the usual annual MOT and also a full service on my 1997 Vauxhall Astra Merit 1.7TD van with 117596 on the clock. On completion, when I drove the van I noticed that after a few miles that the power steering seemed to...

Go for the Randall 102E7, its Digital and fits the original back box.

Can I ask, if the main gas supply to the gas meter was plastic pipe there would be no continuity to earth via the meter so why is it necessary to bond the in house gas pipes within 600mm of the meter?

It will be within the oil pump body, will need the pump make and number to give more details. spraggo