
How to confirm the oil leak in the valley of the V6 petrol Jeep grand Cherokee. Confirming the oil cooler leaking oil on the V6 Petrol 3.6 Jeep Grand Cherokee. This fills the valley with oil, which then leaks over the bel housing and under the transmission sump. May people replace rear main oil seals

The average house hold in Sydney is stretched thin. Money is tight with school costs, pets, mortgages and general cost of living. The last thing you need is for your car to stop running in peak our traffic. Picture this: You have a busy day ahead of you, you have to get your kids to

With a fair amount of dealership experience under our belts we have decided to share with you some of our inside knowledge from our combined time working at various dealerships on the North Shore. It needs to be said that for me as the founder of GDL Automotive Services the experiences had at the dealer

To do any works in the engine bay, particularly the rear of the engine, it is often much easier if you remove the wiper cowling. Often people feel this is not worth the effort and to just persevere with the cowling in. I would strongly disagree, quite literally a few minutes of work and you

There is a semi common fault with the Jeep 3.6 petrol engine where the vehicle develops a misfire. The misfire in question is caused by low compression in cylinder 2, 4 or 6. It’s of note that these are all on the passenger side bank of the engine. It is believed that this fault is

Below is a rather lengthy video. This video is a step by step how to guide on how to replace the coolant hose int eh valley of the Jeep grand Cherokee 3.0 Lt Diesel engine. This is a common fault and can be an expensive repair. The hose is the coolant supply hose to the

A Step by step guide to removing and replacing the rear door locks on a Land Rover Discovery 4. (Discovery 3 is very similar) This video goes for almost ten minutes as the process is somewhat lengthy. Browse more blogs on our website www.gdlauto.com.au For Subaru performance parts and merchandise please visit www.gdlautosport.com.au

There are Three possible part failures that can cause the tailgate (top half) to not open on an Land Rover Discovery 4. Those three parts are. – The switch itself, the actuator or the cable. In all cases you will need to get access to the mechanism in the tailgate door. In this short instructional
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