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My engine overheating problem is in my 2000 land rover. The fan is running and the electric fan comes on at correct engine temperature. After start up the engine runs normal the temp gage rises slowly to mid point. After a few more minutes the temp gage starts rising slowly above mid point. Once it gets near the high point of the gage I shut off the engine and feel the top radiator hose. Its hot, the lower is cool. I checked the thermostat housing to make sure its correct. Checked the cooling system gas no air in the system by loosening the bleeder valve and coolant bleeds out. I just can't figure out why the temp gage rises above mid point after all the work done.

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Check with a IR temperature meter the temperature of the top hose close to the engine, this should be around 90deg C if the the temp gauge on the dash is in the middle. if this is the case, the gauge sender int engine block might be faulty of the gauge in the dash might even be faulty.

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The usual suspects are:
stuck shut thermostat
clogged raiator
dead water pump
low coolant level
it's sunday, rovers don't work on sunday.
Then again, maybe its wednesday, rovers take half a day then. My engine overheating problem is in my 2000 land - 25322555-21syibu3fgwpdxocjnkpw0ib-5-0.jpg

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SOURCE: check engine light came on..temp was hot.. shut

proably has somthing to do with a computer

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