No Luck Here!
Welcome to the forum.
What trouble are you having?
I have not seen you post anything.
DiscoMike is retired and has health issues, he is not always available.
I have a job, kids, wife, dog...
Nobody just sits here waiting to answer questions.
Have you tried Discoweb.org? Those guys have TONS more knowledge than us.
And keep in mind if you post a question in the AM on a weekday when everyone is at work your thread is more likely to get pushed down to the next page or three.
What trouble are you having?
I have not seen you post anything.
DiscoMike is retired and has health issues, he is not always available.
I have a job, kids, wife, dog...
Nobody just sits here waiting to answer questions.
Have you tried Discoweb.org? Those guys have TONS more knowledge than us.
And keep in mind if you post a question in the AM on a weekday when everyone is at work your thread is more likely to get pushed down to the next page or three.
Baja
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 5,232
Likes: 52
From: Georgia, USA
Well, when you post your only question in the thread titled "POST TECHINICAL QUESTIONS IN THE RIGHT AREA!!" in the "New Member Introduction" forum it's not too surprising you don't get an answer.
Try posting your question in the DII section.
Try posting your question in the DII section.
Rock Crawling
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 294
Likes: 1
From: Castroville, Texas
Simply put...Discoweb is a great place for you to ask for help. Wow Spike...this is twice in a week or so. Oh and Wolf...sell it...do us the favor and sell, we can handle calling our trucks names but not the fine folks that donate their time to come here and help people.
No kidding.
My two cents, although improper bleeding can cause an air lock an some overheating they are stupid easy to bleed. If you bleed the system and it's still overheating, there is more going on here. I would check the coolant for exhaust gas, look at the plugs and make sure they look uniform and good. Are you setting of any codes? Running lean can cause an overheating issue but usually you'll get a code and the computer will try to compensate. How about your fan clutch? Losing any coolant?
My two cents, although improper bleeding can cause an air lock an some overheating they are stupid easy to bleed. If you bleed the system and it's still overheating, there is more going on here. I would check the coolant for exhaust gas, look at the plugs and make sure they look uniform and good. Are you setting of any codes? Running lean can cause an overheating issue but usually you'll get a code and the computer will try to compensate. How about your fan clutch? Losing any coolant?
Quit going to the stealership and find a reliable rover mechanic in your area. There has got to be SOMEONE in your area besides the dealership that can help. Sorry the free advice on the internet hasn't worked out, we'll work on it.