Overheating

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David Brockenshaw

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France

• Mar 1, 2016

• #1

I have been having trouble with the antifreeze boiling out of the water reservoir cap and hence the temperature climbing and acceleration affected. The water pump has been replaced in the last 12 months the fan belts replaced and the oil levels are ok. So what could be the cause?

 

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John S

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• Mar 1, 2016

• #2

Model, age, engine ? It's normal to do a wee intro and then if you take your problem to the relevant part of the forum, we may be able to offer suggestions.

 

Turboman

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• Mar 1, 2016

• #3

David Brockenshaw said:

I have been having trouble with the antifreeze boiling out of the water reservoir cap and hence the temperature climbing and acceleration affected. The water pump has been replaced in the last 12 months the fan belts replaced and the oil levels are ok. So what could be the cause?

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Welcome to the loonyzone, David!

Like he says^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^. You arent helping us to help you!

 

Marmaduke

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• Mar 1, 2016

• #4

Head gasket pal, time to start stripping

 

biketeacherdave

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• Mar 1, 2016

• #5

Hold on hold on a minute my crystal balls says, a landrover product of some discription.

 

Turboman

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• Mar 1, 2016

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Marmaduke said:

Head gasket pal, time to start stripping

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He can keep his clothes on as far as I am concerned! Spose the girls might like it!

biketeacherdave said:

Hold on hold on a minute my crystal balls says, a landrover product of some discription.

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Unless he logged in by mistake, might have been trying for the shogun forum!