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Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: sparkes on November 29, 2005, 11:47:24
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I look under the bonnet of the disco and its a big wedge of plastic. So rather than take all the covers off to find it, can someone tell me which cover to remove to get at the thermostat housing please? In the old days you used to just follow the top rad hose, but no, some git decided that was too easy...
Thanks
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what sort of disco is it??
200/300/Td5 ??
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sounds like a td5 to me
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if its a TD5 the thermostat isnt on the engine,its in a plastic ball on the drivers side at the front between the radiator & the engine
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Sorry yes its a TD5 and thanks, will explain why I cannot find it
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Steve
If you find its takes a fair few miles to get warm then mine is the same. My Td5 takes about 15 mins before it showing normal temp on the gauage.
Unless some one can expain/ or do i have a knackered thermostat.
Darryl
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Mine warms up to about 1/3 of the temp guage quite fast, but the last bit takes a while. I believe it's something to do with the 'bottom-hose thermostat' system that the thing uses, but don't quote me on that.
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sounds like a td5 to me
blimey mate, you must have good ears....... :wink:
I couldnt hear a thing :lol:
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Spooky, thats Spooky.
Thats how mine works, so is it a case of "they all do that, sir" ?
When it is hot, do you find that it cools back to the 1/3 if you let it tick over or does it stay hot?
Steve
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Yes sir, they all do that (untill the warrentry ends)...lol
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Spooky, thats Spooky.
Thats how mine works, so is it a case of "they all do that, sir" ?
When it is hot, do you find that it cools back to the 1/3 if you let it tick over or does it stay hot?
Steve
I have a 300 tdi and if after its up to temp you leave it
ticking over the temp gauge falls all the way to the bottom
and the heater starts blowing luke warm air...ie gets colder
so looks like they ALL DO THAT
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:lol:
Another saving, at this rate I will be able to afford a disco 3 in about 15 yrs