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kevinp



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United Kingdom 2011 Range Rover Autobiography TDV8 Santorini Black
Fuel burning heater smoke.

I've had my car 3 years now and let the FBH do whatever it needs to.
Last week I was waiting at traffic lights and had 'The Smoke' event. It looked like the car was on fire!! It shrouded the street with so much smoke I had to wait for it to clear before I could see where I was going.
It regularly gives a small amount of smoke which I expect but can anyone explain the occasional climate event eruption?
Thanks Kev.

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could be oil burning which has accumulated in the 'v' bit at the back of the engine block underneath the oil cooler...

i doubt if it's the fbh. ... - .- -.




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kevinp



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Thanks Stan, but is defo the FBH mate. Just wondering if the flue gets blocked some how?

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