Folks,

I changed my thermostat the other day and when bleeding the system noted that the bleed screw when shut was still weeping.

I have order the only two available thru LR (PEI000010 and LR007314) but none fit as my head tank has the smaller diameter screw with a fish tail at the end.

The other option is a new header tank unless someone has one lying around (as you do..).

The tank isn't that expensive £20ish and prob cheaper than the coolant needed to fill the system.

Cheers,

Grant

2006 4.2 s/c

Grant,
i've come across this before, the bottle's superceeded over time and the new bleed screws don't work.
best option is just to change the new bottle. You can paypal direct using - www.paypal.me/duckworthparts
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Dan,

Thanks, I thought that was going to be the solution. Just hoped someone might have one lying around.

Cheers,

Grant

Bit of a sheepish answer there Dan

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BAAA humbug 47 :p

You could always try the breakers if you want to keep the car original but if its been superceded then LR must have had a reason, though it could have been cost  FFRR MY06 facelift With TDV8 Alloys Zeros/ATR's
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Ha ha...

Here you go Dan, chose a new pair of wellies

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