Overheating

aollaku · Jul 26, 2012

Hi. I have Range Rover P38 2.5 DES 1996 Manual Gearbox. I have a problem with temp engine. When i run the car the temp after some minutes of driving go to red zone. Engine is overheating very fast. I dont know why. What i have to check???? The water of cooling system go out from deposite because the temp is high in the engine, this is normal things when the engine is very hot. What can i do???

storm99 · Jul 26, 2012

What does this bit mean? ''The water of cooling system go out from deposite''

Sounds like HGF if the water is disappearing.

aerofabrique · Jul 26, 2012

Could be a dud thermostat to if it rises very quickly. Sounds like you have a problem RR with all your posts-

You either have a huge leak or HGF. Leak would be noticable hgf not so much. Flush it out to check a blocked rad to.

Grit Valve · Jul 26, 2012

storm99 said:
What does this bit mean? ''The water of cooling system go out from deposite''

Sounds like HGF if the water is disappearing.

It crapped All over the floor , boy this chap must have every problem under sun lol

Datatek · Jul 26, 2012

Thermostat, water pump, or failure of the baffle in the radiator header tank are the most likely causes. After that, if it has overheated a lot, HGF or a cracked head but these usually show when the engine is working hard not when it's idling.

aollaku · Jul 26, 2012

No there is no leak anywhere. ''The water of cooling system go out from deposite'' mean that the colant liquid go out from the deposite where you put the liquid. How to check the thermostat?? or failure of the baffle in the radiator header tank?????????

Druim · Jul 26, 2012

Oh dear :5bbeatdeadhorse5:

Grit Valve · Jul 26, 2012

This a wind up merchant paste en copy always starts the same !

aerofabrique · Jul 26, 2012

With the age of the vehicle an if you intend to keep it you'd be better doing a completer overhaul of the cooling system. Replace the rad, thermostat, hoses and pump. However at your own risk as this wont eliminate a head gasket problem.

If its been run like this for sometime chances are you will have to replace a head and gasket to. Whichever way ask yourself is the value of your vehicle worth doing all this work.

jamesmartin · Jul 26, 2012

will be head gasket probably through cracked block

aollaku · Jul 28, 2012

Where can i find thermostat and how can i test it??? And the head gasket how can i test if it is ok or not????

aerofabrique · Jul 28, 2012

Take it to a garage would probably work best...

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