Land Rover head gasket repair

Land Rover head gasket repair

You’ve come to the Internet searching for an affordable alternative to the high cost of head gasket replacement. Since a blown head gasket is a condition tha…

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Warren B. says:

My 2004 disco has 92K+ miles and no engine problems to date, other than it’s time to replace the valve, oil pan and differential gaskets but then again I just drove from Miami to Rhode Island to Miami to CA all in 3 months!
Plus I had a full load and a 525LB motorcycle mounted on MotoTote trailer-hitch-based bike carrier.

It’s the stupid window regulators & door locks that fail & cost a fortune! (Rovers are great, unless you get one assembled after Happy Hour 😉

zech007 says:

It seals the head gasket and soon it will clog the radiator after going though a few heat cycles. Its just a band-aid over a gaping wound.

444rotrax says:

You can say that about every vehicle manufacturer..

SelestialNorre says:

i have a 2004 freelander.. i love the car, its overheating right now and i have a severe emotional attachment to it, and it seems like im the only one who puts any love towards this vehicle. this vehicle saved my moms life and i am forever grateful to it and its kind, it hurts to see comments that call it a bad car or similar. everytime i see a comment like that, its like going through the worry i went through when they said my mother was in an accident.

TheCrusader2009 says:

is it realy cost effective cos in my eyes its only a temporary fix? and the longer you use an engine with a damaged part it normally ends up costing lots more to repair in the long run?

PtotheRum says:

I’m just going to replace my gaskets first the right way to see how long this lasts. I know these trucks don’t take long to fail but I’m thinking it has to do with the stretch bolts. I’m going with ARP studs.

EnterMyUserNameHere says:

I really hate that head gasket repair crap. Put some in my ’91 Range Rover, and it almost simultaneously clogged up my radiator and my heater core. Then after 1,500 Miles, I ended up having to do the gaskets anyways.

Jared McCracken says:

2000 landrover discovery with 185,000. 2 blown head gaskets since purchased in 05. Also replaced thermostate , waterpump , radiator, and multiple hoses. goingto try the blue devil to see if i can get another few months out of this sleek design of a no good for nothing awsome vehicle.

ricgomez1 says:

you mean there a PAIN ON THE BUTT!

chris03653837 says:

so did it work?
I have a rover and going nuts right now, 66k miles.

naval8viator says:

Why, because you actually have to stay on top of periodic maintenance? I know lots of people driving LR Discoveries with over 150+k miles and are still running strong.

mannyman84 says:

God land rovers are POS

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