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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / May 2008

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puffernutter - 23 May 2008 15:14 GMT
Well I changed the viscous fan and it's had a slight improvement, but
it's still too hot for my liking.

So it looks like we're down to thermostat or radiator.  I've got a new
thermostat (I've found that the LandRover Orphanage is now on the same
site as where my son works :-) but who else would you reccomend to get
a new radiator from ?

I know I could flush this one through, but I have been told a common
problem is furring up in the centre which you can't do much about.

Cheers

Peter
Tom Woods - 23 May 2008 17:44 GMT
> So it looks like we're down to thermostat or radiator.  I've got a new
> thermostat (I've found that the LandRover Orphanage is now on the same
> site as where my son works :-) but who else would you reccomend to get
> a new radiator from ?

any of the standard LR bits suppliers - beamends, paddocks or craddocks.
Though i bet there isnt much in their prices.

You could try your local radiator specialist too. Probably not
financially worth getting it recorded but they might be able to supply
complete new ones too.
 
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