Nissan: steam from bonnet
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steam from bonnet
Hi
have had my little nissan micra few years now but today noticed what looked
like Steam coming from the bonnet i opened the engine and it appeared not
to come from there, i did panic as last time i saw "white smoke" it turned
out my head gasket had gone and pipe had split , but this time came only
from top of bonnet , have asked friends and there cars dont do it does
anyone else have this problem??
thank you
kath
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Re: steam from bonnet
Was it a cold Morn?
Do you have a bonnet blanket? That is the black insulating cover that goes
on the underside(motor side)
of the bonnet(hood).
Steam will rise if no insulator is on. And it does no harm.. No Worries.
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Re: steam from bonnet
Hi thank you so much for answering, no it was afternoon actually but it was
cold and it was raining heavily! it did scare me a bit do you know if i
could get a "bonnet blanket" fitted?
thnaks again
Kath
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Re: steam from bonnet
kath wrote:
You can get it at the dealer, but I doubt you will want to pay the
price they ask.
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Re: steam from bonnet
kath wrote:
Now that you know what it is, it shouldn't scare you anymore. Learn the
difference between steam and smoke. Steam dissipates within a few feet
of the source. Smoke continues for tens of feet or more, depending upon
the wind, until it spreads out and becomes less opaque. Don't waste your
money on a 'blanket'. Other than allaying your now-disspelled fears, it
serves no useful purpose.
In the old days, I ripped them out after they became unhitched and hung
down on the engine, requiring that I hold them up whenever I opened the
hood (bonnet)
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