Range Rover Leak Repair Service​ in Abu Dhabi

Visual inspection: Look for puddles or stains under the Range Rover, especially after it has been parked for a while. These could be signs of a leak from various fluids, such as engine oil, transmission fluid, coolant, or power steering fluid.

• Burning smell: A strong burning smell, especially after driving, could indicate a leak from the engine oil or transmission fluid. These fluids are typically hot when the Range Rover is in operation, and a leak can cause it to burn and produce a noticeable odor.
• Low fluid levels: Regularly check the fluid levels in your Range Rover, including engine oil, transmission fluid, coolant, and brake fluid. If you notice any of these fluids dropping significantly, it could indicate a leak.
• Overheating engine: An overheating engine is a serious issue that can be caused by a coolant leak. If your Range Rover’s temperature gauge is consistently high, or if the engine warning light comes on, it’s crucial to stop driving and seek professional help immediately.

If you suspect a leak in your Range Rover, it’s always best to have it checked by our qualified mechanic. Ignoring a leak can lead to more severe problems and potentially even engine damage.