Officerdibble

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• Jan 10, 2025

• #1

Replacing fuel tank on a 300tdi 90 when undoing this union pipe sheared, I think it’s on the return line which bolts to the tank anybody know a part number & a potential supplier ,so I can source a replacement part cheers in advance

 

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Anaconda

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• Jan 10, 2025

• #2

NRC9543 - Pipe-feed-fuel Lines

NRC9543, pipe-feed-fuel lines for Defender 90/110, Land Rover Parts and Range Rover Parts

www.johncraddockltd.co.uk

Maybe.

 

Officerdibble

Member

• Jan 17, 2025

• #3

Anaconda said:

NRC9543 - Pipe-feed-fuel Lines

NRC9543, pipe-feed-fuel lines for Defender 90/110, Land Rover Parts and Range Rover Parts

www.johncraddockltd.co.uk

Maybe.

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Thanks yes that’s the correct part , wasn’t quite sure as you have to buy an olive & nut separately

 

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Anaconda

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• Jan 17, 2025

• #4

We have done away with the plastic pipes and use rubber hose and jubilee clips.

 

julianf

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• Jan 17, 2025

• #5

That's the one with the BA screws also, I think.

(A warning that, for some known reason, the screws on that port are different to every other screw on the vehical!)

 

julianf

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• Jan 17, 2025

• #6

Pipe Return Fuel Tank 90 (Britpart OEM) NRC9678 (NRC9678) = £34.99

Painfully expensive.

Defender 1987 - 2006 (l315) / Fuel Tank Pump And Mountings (90 Wheelbase)((v)towa159806)

parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com

 

julianf

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• Jan 17, 2025

• #7

Officerdibble said:

Thanks yes that’s the correct part , wasn’t quite sure as you have to buy an olive & nut separately

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As above, it's not the correct part.

I don't know why, but the petrol, which I think is the part mentioned, is shorter.

The 300 diesel one is longer. And more money.


I'm guessing the change may be in the bore of the pipe (looking up the part numbers for the olive etc would clarify this) but it may also be that petrol gets dumped high to cool it, whilst the diesel return is low to maintain temperature?

Either way, the part is different for the 300.