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That original tank was steel. The replacement is aluminium. Like the colour ? Haha

Such a fun experience))) I beginning to think my second home is under that range rover. Leaking on a seem so replacing it. Will be painting and undersealing it before it goes back on.

Had to remove the rad. Used an extractor to retrieve the broken drain part. Needed to drill into it. So not much choice. Taking that radiator out is 10 minutes. Easy job tbh

It's done. Coolant changed Thanks for the advice and help. Spring clips all worked

Yes I may cut them. As those spring clips can be hard to get and fail

Yes I believe so

I believe they are all crimped on unfortunately

No idea. Got a decent used one. Hopefully not a leaker

Haha. They don't make the tank anymore apparently obsolete. Just thinking of preservation

Looks like my air tank rotted on a seem. Very common I believe. Has anyone wrapped these before reinstall? I'll underseal it. But thinking of denso taping it for extra protection. Any advice

One more question. Should I remove the spring clips on the radiator hoses or cut off the jubilee clips? I don't want further issues with broken spring clip joints ? As I need the car. Any advice is welcome. BTW the clips look ok

Yes another mystery crap repair by previous numb nuts

According to this its 6mm

Lcm000010 is the part number and is available. Will remove the radiator etc and drill it out. Omg such fun....

Yes most likely both

Is the radiator drain available as a part and changeable?

Oh don't mention the b word aaaaaaa

Thanks

Good because that's what I have

Only saying what they said... the tis said 50 50 thanks