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Old 14th March 2024, 09:23   #1
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Good morning every body, afterchanging belt and waterpump and thermosthat I try to fill up the system with coolant. I took off the cap of the expansion tank but after 3 l it stopt going in the system and I still have 5l to go. is there a bolt or must I take of an hose or do an other trick?
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Old 14th March 2024, 09:41   #2
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Hello Christoffel and

There may be differences between your V6 and that fitted to the 75/ZT but club member Arctic has a Freelander so hold on tight and he will, I'm sure, soon have the answer for you.

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Good morning every body, afterchanging belt and waterpump and thermosthat I try to fill up the system with coolant. I took off the cap of the expansion tank but after 3 l it stopt going in the system and I still have 5l to go. is there a bolt or must I take of an hose or do an other trick?
Hi Christoffel.
You will need to start the engine and top up has the coolant starts to go round the engine, make sure you have the heater on high a fully open, pour in slowly while the car is ticking over, and keep your eye on the level once you reach minimum let the car run a little more, add the cap run up to temp then turn car off for half hour, top up to Maximum line.

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Old 14th March 2024, 16:42   #4
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Thanks for the info. On the net and you tube I only found cars wit radiators with a cap. I had already the idea to start the engine but wes afraid too overhead the engine.
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