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bluedog333 · Apr 14, 2015

greyhair said:
Cheers guys just seen this
It looks just the job, and cheap enough at £50

Arrived today, quick delivery! Very well-made, silicone pipe is good quality and the pipe is heavy gauge with neat welding. Fitting was a bit of a pain in the a*se. Need the hands of a Japanese gynaecologist! If I had more time I would've taken the alternator off, but I was desperate to get it fitted! Shouldn't be a problem for your Landy if it looks like your photos, plenty of room!

greyhair · Apr 15, 2015

Any pics of it fitted ?

bluedog333 · Apr 15, 2015

I'll take a couple later. Took her for a spin last night and it works fine ( I've had a hose squashed up against the wing for over a year! ). Nice to hear the turbo spinning. Hasn't quite solved my lack of power on inclines, but now I've eliminated that I can check the fuel filter and lift pump.
Your re-build looks top notch by the way!

greyhair · Apr 15, 2015

bluedog333 said:
I'll take a couple later. Took her for a spin last night and it works fine ( I've had a hose squashed up against the wing for over a year! ). Nice to hear the turbo spinning. Hasn't quite solved my lack of power on inclines, but now I've eliminated that I can check the fuel filter and lift pump.
Your re-build looks top notch by the way!

Cheers bluedog
the rebuild is going slowly, still loads to do but have to rebuild the funds jar first

bluedog333 · Apr 16, 2015

greyhair said:
Any pics of it fitted ?

Not very easy to see. Next mission is to try and route the air filter/turbo intake pipe effectively. The alternator is really close to the turbo so might have to be another tight bend of hose and then worm my way back to the wing vent!

greyhair · Apr 17, 2015

cheers Bluedog
that looks just the job
will get one ordered

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