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IMHO the overheating is caused by:
this is normal, just drive the car and enjoy
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it seems that the radiator is clogged - change the radiator
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it seems that the watr pump is dying - change the water pump
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it seems that the lower coolant hose is collapsing - put a new hose
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your CHT sensor is crazy - change the sensor
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all above is a waste of money - your head gasket is broken and needs changing
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Timcat



Member Since: 20 Jul 2016
Location: Rugby at the moment
Posts: 1025
United Kingdom 2012 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 SW Indus Silver
Our 2.2 goes from 88-106 degrees. This is 35-45 degree ambient temperature. Up hill is the worst as the 110 is 3.2T.
Cleaned the rad / intercooler & slightly better. Best thing I’ve noticed is to drop it into 5th & it cools really quickly.
Post #1006036 31st Aug 2023 4:04pm
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Bundy



Member Since: 21 Sep 2020
Location: Cheshire
Posts: 98
United Kingdom 
I find my 2.4 DCPU also cools much better if you drop a gear and up the revs...maybe the water pump is too slow for the heat created by the torquey engine up long drags?!
Mine lost power last year towing a caravan up a very long hill and I'm convinced it was purely heat that did it...never done it again, but probably due to me watching the temps on the BAS jobby and seeing how they fluctuate.
New rad is on the cards sometime as the fins have seen better days on current one!
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Bergos



Member Since: 08 Aug 2015
Location: Somewhere in Portugal
Posts: 95
Portugal 2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 HT Keswick Green
Bergos wrote:
Good news today - seems that the engine itself survived and I might be lucky to sort it out just by replacing the turbo!


Unfortunately, after the garage put everything back together the conclusion is - I need a new engine Sad
The compression pressure on 3 cylinders is below 18 BARs ;-(

So, just to make a conclusion - the engine condition has probably been worsening in the last few years thus overheating... Turbo failed, maybe because the oil was to hot etc...

Anyway - new engine it is ;-( Bergos

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Post #1007190 11th Sep 2023 10:35am
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