I have a coolant leak under the Throttle Body settling on the top of the engine block any idea?

 

http://www.roverparts.com/Parts/ERR6623.cfm

Very common and a easy DIY fix.

 

You need to start reading up on your problem before you post a question that has been answered as many times as that one has.

 

Thanks. Is there a diagram showing the location of the Gasket Throttle Body Heater

 

ajordan, unless you live in a very cold climate you dont really need the throttle body heater..I disconnected and plugged mine off.

 

Where do I plug the line off at. Just wanna stop the small coolant leak. I live in Atlanta, Ga. Thanks

 

ajordan, I just disconnected the hoses at the throttle body and left the ports open...I put a bolt in the line coming from the coolant reservoir..if you need me to I can take a pic of mine.

btw, I'm up in woodstock..you ever do any off-roading with your rover?

 

Remove the air intake tube from the throttle body, you will find two coolant lines going to the bottom of the t-body, that is where your t-body heater plate is.
Unbolt it, replace the gasket, re-attach, done.
It is a $3 part and a 15 min job.

 

why does rover insist on all these little goofy things that go wrong inevitably?

 

It probably does not matter if you remove the plate or not. However, there might be a chance removing that plate could decrease the speed of the air within the throttle body assembly and negatively effect performance.