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Check all your pockets in coats and trousers, check down sofas and any chairs you sit in, check under furniture, check everywhere that you have been recently. When did you last see/use it.

Ah OK Rick, I did find this on ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nissan-Terrano-200SX-Thermostat-Cover-Elbow-Z20-Z24-Engines-11060-W7001-/141834011298?fits=Model%3ATerrano&hash=item2105f742a2:g:5IgAAOSwNSxVEd0U

I wonder if Rick could help out here ??

I give mine a blast with a hose every couple of months, and this keeps the crap at bay.

Very sad news indeed.

So it wasn't lady luck, but your good lady wife that saved the day Rick :thumb2

I had this on my old 2001 T2, but it happened just as we returned from a caravan holiday so was lucky to get home with brakes. As Rick says, it was the brake pipe and it had a hole in it.

Once it's sorted, you should have a fine truck for a few years. Just took mine to the local dump with a kingsize bed inside and on the roof Not used the car for a while, but still smile at the power these trucks have. Put your foot down and it's away like a scolded cat :D

As I said before, If the pump is the culprit, your engine temperature would be going up higher than normal, this looks like a blockage in the matrix.

It could be the pump, but would you not see the engine temp climbing higher than normal? You could try to back flush the heater matrix, it' possible that some rust or muck has been dislodged when you did the change.

Glad you got it sorted, now you can enjoy it :thumb2

I don't really have issues with tools breaking, I look after them and treat them as best I can (not saying you guys don't :augie) I do have issues with the plastic cases though, stupid clips break off after time and then I have to use a band to hold them closed.

Nissan's own for the oil filter and good brand for the others :thumb2

That depends if it's an interference engine ie: if belt brakes, pistons and valve clash. Your sisters must have had a safe engine where this won't happen. :thumb2

The DVLA are getting much tighter on vehicle mods. I read Practical classics and they are worried at how deep the DVLA are looking to dig into a cars history. There is even talk about MG's that have had heritage shells, not being able to claim road tax exemption, although a heritage shell is...

Some auto boxes have a filter inside, not sure about this type, but worth checking as you maybe able to change the filter too.

Welcome, I changed my fuel filter twice in a few months as I was getting power loss, I have had no issues (touch wood) since the last fuel filter change.

That's correct, any car made before 1960 is MOT exempt. not that that' a good thing though :doh

There great in the snow too :thumb2

They look very nice Alex, that's the same stuff I use on my seats :thumb2