Lets take a look at why the pressure cap is important to the cooling system. Without it a Land Rover engine can be prone to suffer from overheating. Featurin…
Why your cooling system needs pressure – maintenance and diagnosis – Land Rover
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will a 200tdi stand as much stick as a v8
What about the V8 engines ? What do you recommend for those ? I have the 3.9l V8.
Good vid
It is actually the OAT or Monoethylene Glycol antifreeze, which is RED and attacks certain metals. . The blue Ethylene Glycol is safe for “older engines”. According to Miller oils the O.A.T. antifreeze attacks yellow metals where as others have experienced all sorts of problems with it. Red is okay on modern engines. Blue is safe with Tdi engines BUT as a side note one must consider the other metals in the cooling system too.
Another very useful how to video – thanks! On a side note, I was on the understanding that the TDI engine should only have RED anti-freeze added as the BLUE corroded the alloy.?!