Problems With The Freelander K V6 Thermostat Housing Leaking?
3
Jun
What’s good about my Freelander thermostat? A good thermostat speeds engine warm-up and regulates the operating temperature. This results in good fuel economy, lower emissions, better engine performance and longer engine life. Thermostats constantly monitor the temperature of the cooling system and regulate coolant flow through the radiator. The reasons
Identifying fluid leaks from your Freelander
Have you discovered premature damage to your Freelanders water pump?
18
May
What can cause premature damage to a water pump? WATER PUMP LEAKAGE: A leaking radial seal results in water pump leakage. The radial seal reacts sensitively to particles and will not seal properly. However, small amounts of fluid egressing from the bleed hole shortly after installation are harmless, as the
Your Freelanders Coolant Resevoir
10
May
Had your head gasket, thermostat etc. done and your Freelander is still overheating or the fans are coming on and staying on? Think you have checked everything and still cannot find the problem? This could be an issue with the coolant reservoir cap, particularly if your Freelander is a petrol
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CLEARANCE: Brand New Rover 1.8 K-Series Cylinder Head LDF109380L RRP £1,102.14 NOW ONLY £310
11
Feb
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Freelander Leak Test
5
Dec
We have just purchased a new leak tester – the only smoke technology to be approved by any automaker in the world and is the only one which meets SAE International Papers’ recommendations for safer fuel evaporative (EVAP) testing. The tester produces a special smoke vapor known as diagnostic smoke.