Classic Part Number Required ~ Classic Range Rover

[jolly-109]

Does anyone know a part number for the fuel filler pipe which joins the filler neck to the tank. I can only find two part numbers which are NRC2337 or 562662 neither of which are available?

Its a 1990 Range Rover Vogue TD

Any help much appreciated

 

[jamesmartin]

try ntc1382

 

[jolly-109]

try ntc1382

No good for me I'm afraid, I forgot to mention mine has been modified at some point and requires a straight pipe with the same diameter at both ends (the larger diameter)
The same as the part numbers in the original post, but available

 

[jamesmartin]

esr2834

 

[jolly-109]

That could be it, thank you

 

[jolly-109]

esr2834

That is too small sorry, I am looking for a straight section of fuel filler pipe with an ID of 75mm does anyone know of any suppliers

 

[Mick Guilbert]

Are there any stainless exhaust makers near you? it may be cheaper to have a piece made.

 

[jolly-109]

Are there any stainless exhaust makers near you? it may be cheaper to have a piece made.

Not sure if there are but I am also unclear how this will help as I have to join a 3inch filler neck to the 3inch fuel tank inlet?

 

[Mick Guilbert]

The guy who built the custom exhaust for my bike was able to stretch the tube diameter to the size I needed didn't know if the same could work for you?

 

[jolly-109]

The guy who built the custom exhaust for my bike was able to stretch the tube diameter to the size I needed didn't know if the same could work for you?

Ah, sorry Mick I have been unclear what a actual need is "hose" and not pipe it has to join two straight sections of pipe, sorry for the confusion.

 

[Mick Guilbert]

No Problem hope you get it sorted.

 

[EntropyUK]

There's plenty of retailers selling that type of hose just Google it. I had to find a 4" piece to replace a split intercooler hose but cannot remember the suppliers name. Also have you tried a boat chandlers as they have this sort of stuff on hand.

 

[ukadamwest]

make sure that whatever pipe you use it is resistant to hydrocarbons.

 

[EntropyUK]

I forgot to mention that, as a Google for 'fuel hose id 75' pulled up lots of returns. Have you asked a local garage where they would go? What about a scrappie they may have something that they would almost give away.