phoebecp · Nov 8, 2016

I'm looking to replace one of the hoses in my '03 Freelander TD4 and was wondering if anyone would know/or be able to source a part number or just a name for it so I can find a suitable replacement.
I believe its for coolant, it goes from the radiator into the engine block (at the front RHS/centre of the engine bay as you look over it), I've exhausted google trying to find it and come up with nothing, but the main one that comes up is the one going into the inlet.
Ta,
Phoebe

guineafowl21 · Nov 8, 2016

This one?

Available from here, if so: http://www.island-4x4.co.uk/water-housing-head-elbow-freelander-lr006797-peq100870l-p-8085.html

Perhaps give them a ring to make sure.

phoebecp · Nov 8, 2016

that looks like it except I don't think mine splits off into two?

Alibro · Nov 8, 2016

Have you looked through all the radiator hoses in rimmers? They usually have most things in stock.

Skinny Mike · Nov 8, 2016

Alibro said:
Have you looked through all the radiator hoses in rimmers? They usually have most things in stock.

This link should take you to the correct page.http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-GRID009755

Mike

Arctic2 · Nov 8, 2016

Manual or Auto TD4 hoses are different, that cropped picture above looks familiar. you may not realise that it splits off into a Y shape as it would be hidden under the manifold, do you have a leak ?

phoebecp · Nov 8, 2016

Mine's a manual, and I've just looked back at it and it does split into two. There's no leak but I suspect that the existing hose is quite corroded so I want to replace it before it causes an issue

Arctic2 · Nov 8, 2016

phoebecp said:
Mine's a manual, and I've just looked back at it and it does split into two. There's no leak but I suspect that the existing hose is quite corroded so I want to replace it before it causes an issue

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Then the one you need is this one below. and the left one in the photo below for a TD4 the right one is for the R40, please be warned though that removal of the said hose can sometime fracture the Y unit as well as they become brittle over time, and it here that they leak from.
http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-PCH118132

phoebecp · Nov 11, 2016

Have ordered a replacement from Rimmer Bros, the one I was looking for was PCH118132, thanks for everyone's help

FirebladeGuy · Friday at 19:07

Arctic2 said:
Manual or Auto TD4 hoses are different, that cropped picture above looks familiar. you may not realise that it splits off into a Y shape as it would be hidden under the manifold, do you have a leak ?

Hi mate, just reading through this old thread, could i ask a question, you seem to know about this part! So,

i have a small leak, think it's coming from here, how easy is it to change that part? is it just a bolt off bolt on or is there some major dismantling required to get to it?

Thanks

J

Arctic2 · Saturday at 00:39

FirebladeGuy said:
Hi mate, just reading through this old thread, could i ask a question, you seem to know about this part! So,

i have a small leak, think it's coming from here, how easy is it to change that part? is it just a bolt off bolt on or is there some major dismantling required to get to it?

Thanks

J

Hi J.
It's easier to get to the part by taking the manifold off, that should take no longer than 30 minutes, from there you wil be able to unbolt the Y connector.

They get brittle over time and can leak it's very rare it's the hose, but of cause they too can leak.

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sometimes it's only the seal but personally i would change the whole unit as one.

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As you can see from this photo it's a lot easier with the manifold removed, remember you will need to drain the coolant first.

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