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Hi Everyone,
I need your help in identifying what part in the pic the coolant is spraying out from. Can anyone tell me? I love my rover but this comes at a bad time. Any assistance the forum members can provide me would be deeply appreciated.
In the pic the coolant is spraying a stead small stream and its coming out right underneath the air intake large hose.
There is a gasket there, simple to replace, it pre-heats air before entry to intake, if you need to drive the car to get parts you can take off those two hoses and connect / splice them together with plumbing parts. Intake plenum....
This does not cool the engine or operate the heater/defrost, but it does use coolant. I guess in an emergency, you could remove the two ends of the hoses, take a plastic ink pen or other small tube, cram them together, use the existing hose clamps and some duct tape, and limp back to civilization. Might be a good idea to carry some pipe bypass b-a-r-b fittings in the backwoods.
You need a throttle body heater plate kit. I just did this on my DII last weekend. I got the kit from the dealer, less than $40. It took about 20 mins to change it out. Just be sure to clean the mating surface well when you put the new one on.
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Ann Arbor, MI
2000 Disco II 105k
Kent Green, Tan Int
7 Seater
You need a throttle body heater plate kit. I just did this on my DII last weekend. I got the kit from the dealer, less than $40. It took about 20 mins to change it out. Just be sure to clean the mating surface well when you put the new one on.
Let's suffice to say that I've never even done an oil change so a mechanic I am not! But, I'm more inclined to try to fix this myself than to get screwed at the dealer. Can someone explain the process to repairing this leak? Tell it to me like I'm a 6 year old. Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.
sure, disconnect the two hose and label them right and left, now remove the three bolts that hold the cover on, pull the cover off, clean up the area, put on the new gasket and cover, thighten the bolts.
Throttle Body - Heater Plate Kit Share
Our Price: $26.95
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00 Disco 4.0 80k miles SLS, ACE, 7 passenger 255x65x18: Repairs since 02/11 new intake, valve cover, head, timing cover, waterpump & oil sump gaskets, new timing chain & gears, water pump, t-stat, hoses, belt, new front drive shaft, Akebono pads, D&S rotors, SS brake lines, clutch fan, HMS completed.
90 RRC County
67 mustang GTA
73 Jeepster Commandos
69 Honda SOHC
71 HD FX
72 BSA Lightning
73 Honda SOHC
78 Honda SS
87 HD FLTP
2004 HD SE 103
He who dies with the most toys, WINS
I don't know if you still need the throttle body heater kit still but I have a brand new, genuine one you can have for $20 including shipping. It's Land Rover Part No. MGM 000010K.
Or ever drive or visit anywhere that it may get cold (Like the mountains); why in god's name would you bypass a safety devise for $20.
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00 Disco 4.0 80k miles SLS, ACE, 7 passenger 255x65x18: Repairs since 02/11 new intake, valve cover, head, timing cover, waterpump & oil sump gaskets, new timing chain & gears, water pump, t-stat, hoses, belt, new front drive shaft, Akebono pads, D&S rotors, SS brake lines, clutch fan, HMS completed.
90 RRC County
67 mustang GTA
73 Jeepster Commandos
69 Honda SOHC
71 HD FX
72 BSA Lightning
73 Honda SOHC
78 Honda SS
87 HD FLTP
2004 HD SE 103
He who dies with the most toys, WINS
Spraying Coolant...help!
