spidercrab
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Do you think this could be part of the problem, would a blocked drain pipe cause engine revs to drop? Thanks again.
Passenger footwell wet with water
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Koen
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Dude, maybe you should stop doing river crossings all the time .... 
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Unlikely ...
That is maybe s Wammers says in post #38 ...
Try to get a diagnostic on it to read fault codes ...
That is maybe s Wammers says in post #38 ...
Try to get a diagnostic on it to read fault codes ...
spidercrab
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Will do, and thanks again.
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spidercrab
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Got a Diagnostic report no faults found. The Land Rover garage recommended give it a good long blast on the motorway,as Iv'e been doing lots of short stop start journeys recently. Maybe a good run will sort it. Will take it round the M25. Will let you know the result. Thanks for your advice.
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spidercrab
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It done the trick though, gave it a good long blast on the M25 at 3am with a bottle of Redex in the tank, and all running sweet again. And the water leak in the footwell turned out to be coming from the pollen filter cover,filled them both with sealent and all seems ok now. Thanks for your help and Happy Landrovering.
Dude, maybe you should stop doing river crossings all the time ....
With this picture, I assume water will be peeing in all over the place ?
spidercrab
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Good thinking. I will stop from today and let you know the outcome.
