brianp38dse
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I believe these motors have been known to have leaks on the egr coolers that may not show externally
a pressure test may well be needed.
a pressure test may well be needed.
Loss of coolant - 2008 Range Rover
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Cannot argue with that, but it will go for many years longer.]
We do not change it on the trucks at all unless it comes apart for other work.
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Hi. Floors are dry. Assume there are heaters in the rear ( may be wrong).Not sure about the Diesel heater.....how do you find that out?
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+1 on pressure test. Get it warm first, and then test with engine off. It can be surprising how the coolant from a small leak evaporates on a hot engine, hence you cannot find it !!
I have this one I use at work, actually pretty good for the money.
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Thanks all once again. As advised earlier, I'm a a bit reluctant to do any work on the system as it should ( still following this up as we speak) be under warranty. Bought some coolant - should I simply keep topping up until I can organize a thorough check.....it won't do any further damage will it?
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I'd get the warranty to follow it up for you. Best to top it up and let them know straight away so it can logged
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Cheers!
