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    Pop it into Glen @ Roverland in Boronia/Ferntree Gully..............

    He should know what is needed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reads90 View Post
    Also when was it turned last this will cause it to over heat too.

    But anyway replacing the head gasket is not a difficult job to do your self and chaep to do
    Now the link to my faveroute site since moving to Aus

    Head Gasket Set
    Part Number : STC1566
    Notes : 3.5 Carb
    Head Gasket Set
    Price : £ 14.50
    http://www.land-rover-parts-shop.com...9/29/44/100540

    will post at a cost of about $15 and can pay by paypal
    Brilliant prices!!!!!!

    But unless you have so much time on your hands that you do Head Gaskets and Head Jobs for passing the time, I'd TEST for a leaking gasket first- soooooo easy!

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    Yes there is a shroud fitted. The electric fan is 10-12 inches (yes it blowing in the right direction!!!) fitted to the front of the radiator. How does the VC fan work better than the one i've got? I thought the olny difference was that it stops sometimes... or is it the number of blades that does the trick?

    Service quite regular for a short-trip-every-few-weeks kind of car...

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    a couple of question for you
    How long have you had this truck
    How long has it been over heating
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    Quote Originally Posted by byron View Post
    Brilliant prices!!!!!!

    But unless you have so much time on your hands that you do Head Gaskets and Head Jobs for passing the time, I'd TEST for a leaking gasket first- soooooo easy!

    Oh yeah agreed but at least if you do need to do it , its not the end of the world
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bulldog View Post
    Yes there is a shroud fitted. The electric fan is 10-12 inches (yes it blowing in the right direction!!!) fitted to the front of the radiator. How does the VC fan work better than the one i've got? I thought the olny difference was that it stops sometimes... or is it the number of blades that does the trick?

    Service quite regular for a short-trip-every-few-weeks kind of car...
    the newest fans [16 blades?] shift ENORMOUS amounts of air......and their drive motor isn't a 12volt one......it's a V8 3.5 - 4.6 litres!!!!......much more power to move the air through in BIG volumes!!!!

    I'd go to an LR expert though, heaps cheaper than spending lots of dollars on new parts to throw at it!........FIND the problem, then fix the problem! - Simple!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bulldog View Post
    Yes there is a shroud fitted. The electric fan is 10-12 inches (yes it blowing in the right direction!!!) fitted to the front of the radiator. How does the VC fan work better than the one i've got? I thought the olny difference was that it stops sometimes... or is it the number of blades that does the trick?

    Service quite regular for a short-trip-every-few-weeks kind of car...

    it is proved a fan pulling air though the rad works a hell of a lot better than a fan pushing air though the rad
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    Had it 3 years. Overheating since i got it, but it was missing the carby linkage for a while... Radiator was done about 2 years ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by byron View Post
    the newest fans [16 blades?] shift ENORMOUS amounts of air......and their drive motor isn't a 12volt one......it's a V8 3.5 - 4.6 litres!!!!......much more power to move the air through in BIG volumes!!!!

    - Simple!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bulldog View Post
    Had it 3 years. Overheating since i got it, but it was missing the carby linkage for a while... Radiator was done about 2 years ago.

    well if it was the gasket then you would have had more serious problems by now.
    Looking more and more like the (sorry) crapy fan on the front
    Get it off and get a real one on.

    The other problem with the fans on the front , is that they don't have any funnel system and only push air thought the rad that wants to go. Where as a fan on the other side would be in a couling and therefore force air in though the rad and therefore working about 10 times better
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