Yes.I forgot to mention that there is a lot of steam on the windows in the car, could be the inside heating radiator that leaks ?
You need to remove the dashboard to change the radiator.Thanks for your help,
Yes, I have a leak in the cabin, my coolant is green, an I can see green liquid coming out.
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Please don't tell me I need to remove the dashboard to change the radiator.
Has been suggested by @Alibro before - could do it over summer I suppose.Why not just join heater in and out hoses together in the engine bay and fill with antifreeze ??
If you can find me a petrol one for 2.000€ yes.Why do people bother with vehicles like this when you can have a range rover or discovery
I'm sorry but that's bollocks.God that does look like an awkward job.
Why do people bother with vehicles like this when you can have a range rover or discovery,much simpler to maintain long term.
Have you tried putting some stop leak into the system?
Actually I'm very nice. I just don't spout rubbish about other people's vehicles. It's not helpful telling someone that they have the wrong vehicle, especially when the reason giving isn't even vaguely accurate.Such a lovely chap you are then.
Bye
I wouldn't, it often blocks fine water ways which need to flow coolant.Thanks. Yes I will have a go with stop leak, it seems to be miraculous from what I can read about it.
I will put it in the whole system because I'm not sure the matrix is the only leak.
and then renew all the coolant a few days after, while changing the front pipes that are soft and thermostat
I'll let you know.
It's a shame all this, because when it goes, it's a great car to drive and the space inside is great !
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