Teiro · Mar 11, 2010

Hi All

I have a Freelander TD4 (2004) and have recently noticed a small amount of white smoke coming from under the bonnet when stationary after a short journey. It has an odour but it isnt offensive? Has anyone any ideas what it could be? We have had a number of frosty mornings followed by warm bright sunshine, could it be due to the temperature changing so quickly?

The car runs fine other than that, slightly concerned as im due to do a long journey in it at the weekend and dont want any mishaps!

Thanks for any replies

The Mad Hat Man · Mar 11, 2010

ignore it - most TD4's do that.

:welcome: to the land of the FBH.

psssst - do a :search:

stonster · Mar 11, 2010

It's the fuel burning heater. Do a search for freelander fuel burning heater.

hughesy · Mar 11, 2010

Have you actually lifted the bonnet and had a look? Or just posted on here looking for a miracle answer?

Sean · Mar 11, 2010

does anyone rtfm these days

ratty · Mar 11, 2010

Sean said:
does anyone rtfm these days

I found the story line was pretty crap.

Beast o Bodmin · Mar 11, 2010

any one sensible would add nos to the FBH to increase speed of heating in the morning

Expat-Magyar · Mar 12, 2010

ratty said:
I found the story line was pretty crap.

Gave a blind friend of mine a cheese grater the other day, said it the best book he ever read.

"Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life"

gemsdad · Mar 13, 2010

check under the bonnet in case BoB is trying to BURN IT.

Teiro

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Sean

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gemsdad

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