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Land Rover Defender: Fluid Leaks

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

GENERAL PROCEDURE - FLUID LEAK DETECTION

GENERAL PROCEDURE - FLUID LEAK DETECTION

SERVICE INSTRUCTION

NOTES:

1. Remove any undershield or engine covers to gain access to the suspected leak area

2. Using a suitable degreaser, thoroughly degrease the suspected component all the way around as well as, approximately, 25-50mm (1-2 inches) above the suspected leak

3. Using a suitable leak detector spray, thoroughly coat the suspected component as well as, approximately, 25- 50mm (1-2 inches) above the suspected leak

4. Install the transmission/engine undershield and engine covers if removed

5. Complete a suitable road test and make sure that the engine gets to normal operating temperature

6. Remove any undershield or engine covers to gain access to the suspected leak area

7. Inspect the suspected component for fluid leaks, the detector spray should leave a trace from the leak area

SERVICE INSTRUCTION

Engine oil leak example graphic. Oil is present between the engine and transmission mating faces, including evidence of oil in the 3 breather holes

8. Report or repair the source of the fluid leak

9. If no leak is found, continue diagnosis until the exact source of the leak is found

10. Install the transmission/engine undershield and engine covers if removed

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