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Old 07-03-2009, 08:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So I bought my first Range Rover knowing it needed a head gasket. I took it in to a European Speciality mechanic and they redid the head gasket. Since then they have not been able to get it to stop blowing coolant out of the coolant reservoir. I have taken it back 4 times and it still does the same thing. They have replaced the reservoir tank and cap and re-flushed the entire system.

I only need to drive it about 10km for it to 'pop'. It doesn't seem to overheat according to the gauge, although the engine compartment gets quite warm IE: the pole that holds the hood up is pretty hot to the touch. It also starts to sound really knockey (not a word). I have attached a couple videos and unfortunately the sound on it didn't really come through well. The knocking is much louder in person.

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Sounds like they screwed it up big time. They need to open it back up...
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obviously not a head gasket. Did they check for a slipped liner while they had the heads off?
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this sounds similar to the problem i had with my MG. Possibly a bad head/heads?
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slipped liner.....? cant tell from the vid if that was bad enough to be a rod knock but either way it doesn't bode well.
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Well that doesn't sound to promising.

I took a much higher quality video of it. You can really hear the knocking. Check it out here:

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P.S. Yah I know, I have a bad strut.
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Rust inside the exhaust pipe is not a good sign
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