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Recently completed a four-wheel alignment, and the specifications indicate that everything is satisfactory. Is a steering adaption necessary for the vehicle's electronics to acknowledge the altered steering angle? The steering wheel remains slightly misaligned. Thank you very much

The 3LT is indisputably superior, however specifications are crucial based on individual preferences.

Mine included the cushioned cargo lining. I would like the rubber cargo tray. We had OEM rubber cargo boxes in both our 2023 CX-5 and our previous 2016 CX-5, which we no longer own. They were well-fitted and well constructed.

I am unable to get any heat from the car's fan heater. Steam is emanating from the heater pipes.

I purged the whole system. Replaced the coolant reservoir along with a new top. Regrettably, I am now seeing significant pressurised steam emanating from the bleed valve located atop the engine. I am unable to stop it, thus I guess it is exhaust gases. I believe the high-gain sensors are compromised, which caused the coolant tank to rupture first. Strangely, the temperature gauge is functioning normally. Could this maybe be the consequence of a clogged thermostat in the lower hose exiting the radiator? I believe that is only optimistic speculation. It may be time to consider acquiring another economical 2006 Range Rover 4.4 HSE 4.4L. It would not be worthwhile to hire a business for this task, and I am apprehensive about the magnitude of the project to be completed on weekends.

It did not overheat after my temporary repair on the expansion tank. Nevertheless, I used the heater at maximum capacity for the duration of 60 miles. The temperature was very high, although it is summer. The temperature gauge remained at the midpoint.

Last weekend, I drove my rover up a mountain, and the expansion tank fractured. There seems to be pressure in the coolant. Is the head gasket unequivocally failing? No water present in oil or the reverse. I reassembled the expansion tank, applied head gasket sealer, and bled the system. I drove it for 60 miles thereafter; towards the end, the adhesive began to deteriorate on the expansion tank repair, and coolant was leaking from the fracture in the tank once again. It operated smoothly. I have purchased a new expansion tank. Is it possible that I have temporarily resolved the problem, or may there be other factors causing the overheating other from the head gasket?

Regrettably, the only definitive method to ascertain the situation is to remove the sump.

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The automobile had initially sagged on both sides, so I scheduled an appointment. Prior to the appointment, the automobile appeared to be functioning well, although I took it to the shop nonetheless. They found no issues, so I proceeded on my way. A few days later, the car malfunctioned again, necessitating flatbed transportation to the mechanic for inspection of the sagging issue. The assessment indicated that the compressor required replacement. The task was completed, and upon retrieving the vehicle, the height was satisfactory.After driving 5 miles, the chassis alert illuminated, prompting me to exit the vehicle for inspection. I observed that it had ascended significantly on the passenger side. The car has been parked since and remains at that elevation. Additionally, prior to my purchase, new airbags were installed on both sides four months ago.

Did the garage fail to identify any more issues during the initial inspection of the vehicle?

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