SkiWill
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Is there any way to check if crossover pipes have been done? I've had my LR4 for about 20,000 miles and 4 years (I don't use it to commute, just to camp, hunt, etc). It now has about 90,500 miles on it. I bought it pre-pandemic before prices were crazy and the GMC dealer where I bought it did not have full service records just a car fax showing it was indeed serviced regularly by previous owners.
I had it checked out by GBR in Salt Lake and they pressure tested the cooling system a couple of years ago and it was within spec and no indication of leaks.
So, there's no indication at the moment that I have to replace the crossover pipes and water pump, but if they are original, I should probably go ahead and do it as a preventative maintenance item. So, is there any way to determine whether they are original or not?
My Rover is a 2012 LR4 w/ 5.0 V8
I had it checked out by GBR in Salt Lake and they pressure tested the cooling system a couple of years ago and it was within spec and no indication of leaks.
So, there's no indication at the moment that I have to replace the crossover pipes and water pump, but if they are original, I should probably go ahead and do it as a preventative maintenance item. So, is there any way to determine whether they are original or not?
My Rover is a 2012 LR4 w/ 5.0 V8
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