- Excessive coolant disappearing - Range Rovers Forum
Half an hour after some spirited driving (pedal to the metal for 5 seconds, I usually drive like a grandma) my coolant light started flashing The reservoir is almost empty Today I filled it up and went on the highway for 10 minutes and it decided to flash again Filled up and the same story back
- Coolant Levels Dropping Slowly - Land Rover and Range Rover Forums
If you had coolant leaking into the engine, I think you would see foam on the engine oil dipstick, (if the engine still has one) The odds are the problem is the water pump but could be a hose or the pipes leading to the rear heater as well - those are pretty much hidden
- Losing Coolant But No Visible Leaks? (Here’s What to Do)
When it comes to disappearing coolant, finding the culprit is often the easy part If you follow our step-by-step guide below, you should be able to identify the problem without ever needing to take it to a shop!
- coolant loss and no visible leak - Land Rover and Range Rover Forum
Do a coolant pressure test first, then depending on the results of the pressure test you may want to do the chemical block test Retired service manager, member of Solihull Society, SCLR, NCLR and the Santa Barbara 4Wheelers clubs
- No Leak, No Overheating: (12 Causes of Losing Coolant) - MechAnswers
The most common cause of a coolant leak without a visible leak is an internal problem with the engine or cooling system This could be a slow coolant leak from an internal component, such as a head gasket, or an issue with the radiator cap
- Why Is My Coolant Low But No Leaks? 4 Possible Causes and Fixes
There are a few obvious and not-so-obvious places where your engine coolant can pull a disappearing act, leaking away without the blatantly obvious sins of a leak If you’re lucky, it’s something minor that you can fix on your own, like a loose hose clamp
- Coolant disappearing, but no visible signs of leaks - Range Rovers Forum
Hi all, I own a 2011 Range Rover sport supercharged, I mistakenly overfilled my radiator, after that while I was driving, I got an overheating message, and once I parked, a huge pool of coolant leaked from below near the passenger side, I refilled my coolant, this time in correct quantity, but it keeps disappearing as soon as I turn on the car
- Losing Coolant But No Leak? Here’s Why And How To Fix
It is important to regularly check the coolant levels and inspect the cooling system for any signs of leaks If no leaks are visible, there are several potential causes for the coolant loss, including a blown head gasket, faulty radiator cap, or a leak onto the engine block
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