Range Rover water problems
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RangeRoller dt
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Bubbles in water is one of two things.
1 - it is past boiling point.
2 - there is a gas (such as air) in it.
The first would be the cheaper fix.
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1 - it is past boiling point.
2 - there is a gas (such as air) in it.
The first would be the cheaper fix.
Best say hello to everyone here, then make a post in here -
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
Welcome to the forum
brianp38dse
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Welcome to the forum
Hello everybody thanks for letting me become a memberBubbles in water is one of two things.
1 - it is past boiling point.
2 - there is a gas (such as air) in it.
The first would be the cheaper fix.
Best say hello to everyone here, then make a post in here -
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
Welcome to the forum
It’s l322 4,4 v8 02 regWelcome
Enjoy the journey hope it’s not too rough,
Ask in the section suggested and give more details of year model engine, and the guys will help all they can.
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Can't help with your issue I'm afraid but I would recommend that you change your location to something a bit more vague assuming that's your postcode
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