Oil cooler?
460cixy has just replaced the cooler in his after having that issue.
I have a MY 08 Disco 3 with 2.7 (280k) which has been most reliable over the past 6 yrs of ownership, with the only problems being HPFP and air compressor in the last 12 months. Both of which I replaced myself( and yes I needed an extra elbow on each arm whilst doing the HPFP).
My situation is that I have only just noticed some dark discolouration on the overflow reservoir walls and a slight oily film on top of the coolant.
My greatest fear is a head gasket problem but at the moment there is no bubbling coming up thru the reservoir and oil level is steady and temps are fine even after a recent trip over 1200ks over the last week.
My question is "has anybody had a similar issue and are there any suggestions as to what may be the problem"? Is there any way of confirming my suspicions without first stripping down the engine?
Hope someone can give me an idea or two.
Regards, Pete
Oil cooler?
460cixy has just replaced the cooler in his after having that issue.
Oil cooler, do it NOW ! You don't want to be replacing the whole set of cooling system hoses
The Isuzu 110. Solid and as dependable as a rock, coming soon with auto box😊
The Range Rover L322 4.4.TTDV8 ....probably won't bother with the remap..😈
Yup cooler for sure can be done in the driveway in a couple of hours. If it gets serious all the hoses will be rooted
Quick question for those who have done an oil cooler on the 2.7 - whats the trick removing the PCV seperator? I cant see how I can lift it high enough to clear before it hits the top of the firewall
Shane
2005 D3 TDV6 loaded to the brim with 4 kids!
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As all before have said oil cooler, mines at 260km and has just started to show
Question are people replacing with genuine Landrover or after market?
I didn’t have to on the 3L. It’s a hell of a job to get it out though. Twist, turn, pull etc (again on a 3L - not sure on 2.7L)
On the 3L you have to cut the snout of the intake plenum to get it out as well. You have to shorten it by nearly an inch - retaining enough that the intake Y piece o-rings still have a location to seal.
And then there’s the mixing of the oil and coolant to contend with as you remove it. It’s a joyful job I wish to never do again![]()
2010 TDV6 3.0L Discovery 4 HSE
2007 Audi RS4 (B7)
Yes, how the PCV is connected and what it’s connected to is the mystery element for me in this job. Is it removed simply to allow access to lift the oil cooler out? Does this ever need replacing like on the VWs is a regular fail item that leads to RMS failure.
I think the Nissen oil cooler is OEM
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