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Blown Head Gasket?...
Does a loss of coolant with no physical evidence of the loss definitely mean a blown head gasket or cracked block/cylinder? I'm up for the timing belt to be changed and I'm wondering if I'd be better off dumping my Hippo now before it gets ugly, or doing the change and extending the warranty...- pcallanan
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New Freelander Owner...a little concerned?!
I here you...that's why I'm having such a hard time coming to terms with the apparent fact that this Freelander is a piece of junk. It drives great...definitely not a Disco...but it's a nice change of pace...it looks perfect...but I guess it's just a matter of time before it blows.- pcallanan
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New Freelander Owner...a little concerned?!
I here you...that's why I'm having such a hard time coming to terms with the apparent fact that this Freelander is a piece of junk. It drives great...definitely not a Disco...but it's a nice change of pace...it looks perfect...but I guess it's just a matter of time before it blows.- pcallanan
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New Freelander Owner...a little concerned?!
I appreciate your honesty. I was so happy with my Disco for so long and to hear all this about a another member of the Rover Family is depressing. Thanks...I think I'll put it up for sale.- pcallanan
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New Freelander Owner...a little concerned?!
Hi all! I'm new to the group...I had a 1995 Disco that I LOVED, but it was time for it to go. Long story short, I wanted to stay in the LR family and I saw a 2003 Freelander G4 in perfect condition. I had not heard about the coolant loss issue that can lead to head gasket failure before I...- pcallanan
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