2000 DISCO II - I just had my heads done. I took it for a few short romps, no overheating or gauge rising. The first two rides were 8 miles RT, no problems; the last ride was about 18 miles RT, no problems or so I thought. And yes, it was making that gurgling under the dash noise that we are all too familiar with. After being away over the 4th, I returned to a huge puddle of water under the car. What could this be? Water pump, throttle body/plastic hose, fan, or what? Thanks!
2000 DISCO II - I just had my heads done. I took it for a few short romps, no overheating or gauge rising. The first two rides were 8 miles RT, no problems; the last ride was about 18 miles RT, no problems or so I thought. And yes, it was making that gurgling under the dash noise that we are all too familiar with. After being away over the 4th, I returned to a huge puddle of water under the car. What could this be? Water pump, throttle body/plastic hose, fan, or what? Thanks!
It might be a coolant leak. Or maybe a dog pissed underneath it. Maybe you could actually go and look.
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Have you crawled under to find what is leaking and from where?
Did you do the head gaskets? If not take the truck back to your mechanic.
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99 D2, 3" lift, CDL with Detroit,T.T. lockers, 4:11's,H.D. axles, custom ft/rear bumpers with sliders, a 9500 HSI Warn winch and 5 HID's.
Some naughty folks...and of course, I am very attractive...lol! And yes, when he took the beastly truck apart, I played assistant, so now I know all the weird differences between a Rover and a regular car - what a trip. How lucky for me. Anyway, whomever suggested a hose clamp connected to the throttle body, they were right. My husband figured it on his own; he always does. Thanks all!
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heads done...now a coolant leak of sorts
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