Recent content by davidbenjamin
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High pressure ace pipe replacement
the seal pack inside the block, if that is what you are referring to looks flush and does not look damaged. the pipe goes in about 1/2" and stops. it appears it needs to go in until the lip makes contact with the block. I am not the one who removed it as i am having a local mechanic friend help...- davidbenjamin
- Post #14
- Forum: Land Rover Discovery
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To anyone that's successfully replaced the rear ACE pipes
looking for some help, I had a leak in my high pressure pipe so I read forums and ended up having the hose to the pipe replaced. I am trying to get the pipe end back in and am having trouble. it will only go in about halfway. do I need to remove the plastic fitting? I dont want to damage...- davidbenjamin
- Post #9
- Forum: Land Rover Discovery
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High pressure ace pipe replacement
looking for some help, I had a leak in my high pressure pipe so I read forums and ended up having the hose to the pipe replaced. I am trying to get the pipe end back in and am having trouble. it will only go in about halfway. do I need to remove the plastic fitting? I dont want to damage...- davidbenjamin
- Post #12
- Forum: Land Rover Discovery