Falk
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4.6 THOR Throttle Body Coolant hoses
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Falk
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http://www.island-4x4.co.uk/hose-tank-throttle-9402-pch000330-esr2570-pch115700-p-6246.html thats no 4.
No 3. is still illusive...
No 3. is still illusive...
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biketeacherdave
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Most people just bypass them
Falk
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And whats the best method they have used then? Im guessing u pipe on the throttle body, and cap the block and expansion tank?
biketeacherdave
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This is mine was done before my ownership
PPP38vouge
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Dead easy, just run a hose from coolant tank to the nipple on the inlet manifold, then you can discard the rest. I used 6 mm silicon hose. No more leaks from throttle body.
PPP38vouge
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Do not cap the nipple on block or tank as the coolant has to flow through them.
Falk
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Thanks for replies. Ill keep mine as stock set up - ill go for using standard hosing as the proper part is £26 LR only!
Another one is - HEVAC rigid hose - block (by temp sensor) is the o ring same size as the ones in the cab? STC3262
6mm for cert? thanks
Another one is - HEVAC rigid hose - block (by temp sensor) is the o ring same size as the ones in the cab? STC3262
6mm for cert? thanks
