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IanMellor
 


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Ireland 2005 Discovery 3 TDV6 HSE Auto Adriatic BlueDiscovery 3
Pin hole leak

Hi, I have a pin hole leak in the cooling system.
It's a pipe under the passenger side wing almost below the water bottle.
Attached is a picture ID the pipe and how to access/replac it?
Also is there an easier fix (even temporary)?
Thanks.

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XDAndy
 


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Can’t see a picture attached ....
  
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IanMellor
 


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Sorry just updated it here.

Thanks

  
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Self fusing silicone tape has some pretty high specs. Rated to repair pressurised hot water central heating pipes with leaks Thumbs Up
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Hardware
 


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This stuff ... assume there are other brands. https://www.everbuild.co.uk/product/silweld/
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IanMellor
 


Member Since: 22 Aug 2013
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I put silicon wrap around it and also tightened some rubber with jubilee clips. That has reduced the leak but not stopped it. I need to replace the thermostat hose assembly. All looks easy enough to change except for the metal bit where the leak is (see picture with red arrow). Does anyone know how to fit that part of it (I think it goes to the pump)?

  
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Bars leak or radweld will stop it temporarily Thumbs Up
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K seal is the dogs whatsits, but like all rad sealants it will leave tell tale snot particles in the coolant for ever and if you ever go to sell it, most buyers will take one look and run away.

We use it at work all the time, keeps rads going for months and sometimes years.

First hand experience it kept a vw passat rad going for 8 years, water pump on a shogun for 6 months (how it did that I dont know!), another vw passt with the v5 engine and a leaky head gasket again a couple of years with no issues.
My old series rad that was basically a collander in disguise for at least 3 years before I had it rebuilt.
  
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