Recurring Waterfall Sound
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Recurring Waterfall Sound
Hey all!
I recently bought a 2002 Discovery series II with 97k. The vehicle had had 2 head gasket repairs so I'd hoped most of the expensive stuff was behind it for the time being. I'm afraid I thought wrong.
From the beginning there was always a waterfall sound in the dash. But that was explained to me as just being some air in the lines I could have a shop bleed out.
As it turned out the heater core was obstructed and needed to be replaced to eliminate that sound and improve the heat. The thing was all gorped up with something like stop leak.
All was well for a couple of drives - but unfortunately the waterfall sound is starting to come back.
Any ideas on what might be going on? Cracked block? Blown head? Nothing?
The truck doesn't leak coolant that I've noticed - or very little if any. And it doesn't overheat on me - the temperature is always at the dead middle of the gauge.
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated.
I recently bought a 2002 Discovery series II with 97k. The vehicle had had 2 head gasket repairs so I'd hoped most of the expensive stuff was behind it for the time being. I'm afraid I thought wrong.
From the beginning there was always a waterfall sound in the dash. But that was explained to me as just being some air in the lines I could have a shop bleed out.
As it turned out the heater core was obstructed and needed to be replaced to eliminate that sound and improve the heat. The thing was all gorped up with something like stop leak.
All was well for a couple of drives - but unfortunately the waterfall sound is starting to come back.
Any ideas on what might be going on? Cracked block? Blown head? Nothing?
The truck doesn't leak coolant that I've noticed - or very little if any. And it doesn't overheat on me - the temperature is always at the dead middle of the gauge.
Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated.
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