Thread: Radiator Shroud

Only in summer.

John

and only at low speed/ high load conditions.

I've never had a shroud and never had a problem, in temps up to 35 degrees or so.
I would like to get one to prevent the fan spraying water about when wading, are they available?

Originally Posted by ashhhhh

I've never had a shroud and never had a problem, in temps up to 35 degrees or so.
I would like to get one to prevent the fan spraying water about when wading, are they available?

as were coming into cooler weather ill not worry about it until next summer. thanks for the advice all. Availability, my guess its all available at a price. Im sure Four Wheel Drives in Blackburn would have one. W.

Anyone who wrecks Series Landrovers is likely to have one - as a non-wearing part, second hand should be OK and easier to find, and a lot cheaper (probably) if you do find a new one.

John

Although a standard fitting in Aus, the shroud was an optional extra in the UK market. The only time I needed one with a 2 1/4 was after moving my radiator forward several inches, in preparation for fitting a longer transmission.
Wagoo.

Dunno where these guys live but if your above the tropic you'll want all you can get to help cool it.

Originally Posted by Chomby

Dunno where these guys live but if your above the tropic you'll want all you can get to help cool it.

thanks chomby i will get one but as coming into winter here in canberra it will be cold, and cold in the mountains. but summer is hot as hell and a shroud will be a must.....i have to get that life sucking gearbox back into action and get some seats from somewhere. then do the shackles and shocks and maybe try and find a steering wheel/ ....and then theres a roadworthy. got a leaky rear brake cylinder and a leaky swivel ball and diff seal. and then theres the clutch bearing and prob a clutch kit? W