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Disco_Mikey Member Since: 08 Apr 2012 Location: Dundee, Scotland Posts: 4403 |
Oil cooler or oil filter housing |
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Tue Apr 02 2019 5:50pm |
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blacksportdave Member Since: 05 Jul 2016 Location: Birmingham Posts: 12 |
Bloodyhell is that it. Just looking online and it's all linked isn't it, I didn't realise and thought it was part of the coolant system! I have had to replace the coolant return fixture that sits on the top of it. Unfortunately the rubber seal that you can see on the pipe on the top is just letting all the water out. Dont seem like I can get just the seal so looks like the whole part will have to be changed!! Nightmare |
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Tue Apr 02 2019 6:01pm |
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gary3306 Member Since: 04 Feb 2015 Location: Northumberland Posts: 210 |
If you have an multimeter with amps on, remove the positive lead from the battery and connect one lead of the ammeter to the battery positive cable, and the other to the battery terminal (make sure the battery lead and terminal can't touch). Then remove one fuse at a time and check the multimeter. When you remove the fuse that serves the problem item, the amps drawn will drop. Having said all that, a very good place to go to straight away is the rear upper tailgate switch. The one that just opens the window of your tailgate. They corrode and stick causing a current draw. Easy swap out for a new switch and I think about £25 off Ebay. |
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Tue Apr 02 2019 6:12pm |
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blacksportdave Member Since: 05 Jul 2016 Location: Birmingham Posts: 12 |
Lucky for me I removed the tailgate switch because of just what you said. I even replaced it and that filled with water to I just got rid and never put another one in ever again so that one is ruled out that I God, I found the fridge kicks in now and then even when you are away from the car so I disabled that to. As for the multi meter, I had a blast and found no massive difference with anything that was pulled out. I think I'm going to have to take it to a auto electrician before I really loose my patience with it! Got a wedding in 2 months and that the main car so I'm stressing out ha ha |
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Tue Apr 02 2019 6:17pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4966 |
current leak fault finding methods!
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Tue Apr 02 2019 6:24pm |
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HughN Member Since: 10 Sep 2017 Location: Near Llanybydder Posts: 651 |
"current" |
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Sat Apr 06 2019 6:45am |
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blacksportdave Member Since: 05 Jul 2016 Location: Birmingham Posts: 12 |
Just to keep you all updated. I found out the starter motor had gone Pete tong and took the battery to a horrible death with it. So I have changed the starter motor and had the battery replaced (lucky for me the battery was under warranty so I sneaked a new one for free) been sorted a week now and the car has never been so good, literally never. It wasnt this good when I purchased it a few years back. Least to say I'm one happy range rover owner (for now)
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Tue Apr 23 2019 6:26pm |
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knwatkins Member Since: 09 Sep 2018 Location: Poole, Dorset Posts: 1139 |
Thanks for reporting back. It's always a good thing to do to help others in the future Kev
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Tue Apr 23 2019 9:07pm |
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blacksportdave Member Since: 05 Jul 2016 Location: Birmingham Posts: 12 |
That's what I thought mate. Hopefully this post will help someone else in the future. It's a strange one but just shows it's a possibility |
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Tue Apr 23 2019 9:16pm |
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