On the 1.8 (mine is a turbo) there is a bleed screw on the top of the coolant rail at the passenger (left seat) side of the block about half way (memory) before it goes around the back. This is the safest and surest method.
It is possible to do it through the top hose by releasing the clip slowly and carefully and allowing hot coolant to dribble out. Finally you can run the engine with the pressure cap off, and you will see bubbles coming out of the small vent or flow port in the side of the expansion bottle filler neck, which should be just submerged under an overfull coolant level. You can facilitate this by gently squeezing or massaging hoses. This is messy and needs repeating a few times, and be warned the engine will eventually boil over at which point you switch off fairly quickly and then once settled start again; in other words try and catch it before this happens and switch off. Better to do it around a lunch break and several cups of tea on a relaxed Saturday, and do in three or four sessions. You must wear gloves, keep your face away from the loose hose clip or open neck, wear glasses and be careful. The coolant is VERY HOT.
To bleed the clutch of a Rover 75, first remove the interior panels on the steering column. Second, remove the master cylinder and use a syringe to inject the fluid into the system and repeat 4 times to bleed the clutch.
Bleed the furthest from the master cylinder 1st then the rest in order of distance from the master cylinder.
How do i time rover 75 v6 engine/
Rover 75 Under bonnet fuel pump - WQB100482 - Roughly £180 Rover 75 Under bonnet fuel pump - WQB100482 - Roughly £180
in my opinion yes, i got my 75 rover a while back and it still works perfectly
where is the parking buzzer located in the rover 75 .its somewere in the front but i cant find were as it has stoped working
yes
If it's not due to rain, the heater core is probably leaking.
where is the parking buzzer located in the rover 75 .its somewere in the front but i cant find were as it has stoped working
The height of the 2006 Land-Rover Range-Rover is 6 ft. 3 in. (75 in.).
you can find the sump plug in rover spares department.
At that age, I would suspect water pump not pumping water round the system - but just as likely is the dwindling health and efficiency of the radiator, which would have the same effect. Check both out.