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4wd 4l overheating

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17 Nov 2024 15:28 #258355 by nickcot
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it wasnt the fan, the problem is mainly that is smells like burned steel and it mainly is when the 4wd is working, the drive the rest works normal, no problem no nothing

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17 Nov 2024 15:43 #258356 by Lambert
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Take it to a professional specialist mechanic.

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17 Nov 2024 16:17 #258357 by jlines
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As others have said you need to get the car inspected by a mechanic or your trusted suzuki dealer. No one on here can diagnose a problem on a car they can't see. How muddy was this track you were on? Was the car covered in mud? Was the Radiatior full of mud? From your posts it sounds like you've overheated the engine but now its driving fine with no lights or warnings?

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17 Nov 2024 16:40 #258358 by Rogerzilla
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It was certainly the case in t'olden days that a car which had boiled its coolant, which wasn't unusual in hot weather when everything had a belt-driven fan, needed a top-up and all was usually fine.  Alloy heads and blocks make it more risky but the 1.5 engine may well be tougher.

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