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    Unhappy Blown Heater Core

    HI. I know this has probally been covered before, but being new to Land Rovers, I am seeking help.

    I purchased a 1991 D1 and comenced some long over due TLC

    Amoung which was changing all the Heater Hoses.

    Several weeks latter a large pool of water in the cabin has exploded.

    I have read some threads about O Rings on thses pipes, how does one go about discovering if the O rings are to blame or if the core has split.

    Is there an easy way.
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    You'll need to look at the pipes.

    Hmm, yours is a '91 - that is a copy for the early RR. I suspect it's a mongrel job compared with the later post-1995 Disco 1.


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    It's a dash out job. Just like my one.......

    Anyone in Sydney know how to do it and how much you want to charge me????

    I have bought a new COPPER core though. Bitch ain't gonna get done twice.....

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