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Old 7th June 2020, 23:21   #1
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Default Replacing leaking thermostat!

During the lock down because of the virus, I decided to do my own repair to replace my leaking thermostat, I watched a Youtube tutorial to see how its done the chap that had posted it removed the inlet manifold to do the job I thought that this must not be the only way as rover would not have designed the engine so you had to do all that extra work and proceeded to do the job from the side of the V by removing the carburetor intake!
Well I managed it but would not recommend it to anyone as it was a real pain in the ass to do; the problem was your working with one hand all the time and you cannot actually see what your doing because of the manifold being in the way so your doing everything by feel and you find that your lining up the ports on the engine block at the wrong angle, I damaged a couple of O rings because of this, but the car is up and running again!
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