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MGR filling and bleeding procedurefor the KV6 engine.
See how you get on with that Charlie, and make sure that you follow it exactly, no missing bits out! Simon
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If you have a look at data provided by T-Cut it is what the system is designed to do.
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I believe this to be a sound design idea and not just with the R75.
I have a HONDA 1,000cc motorbike that during this hot weather, does this fan running on after the ignition is switched off. The engine is in perfect condition and has had no faults.-- |
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My Triumph 955i Daytona does that too, in hot conditions.
Prior to my Rover 75 days, I ran an MGF as a daily driver. That did it too. I remember driving from the West to the East coast of Spain, in mid summer, and the fan continued to run every time I shut the engine down. I think those ones are set for 8 minutes. As said, it is a common feature on vehicles, not just the Rover 75.
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