freelander2002
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Anyone bothered using silicone hoses as replacements?? Just wondered if they are worth buying and if anyone knows of any good places to buy from?
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Fake Elvis
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hi Dave,
i really wouldn't bother unless you are running a high performance engine or just like the look of them, they are thermally more stable so wont "squash" as easily.
They do look good though...
Dan
i really wouldn't bother unless you are running a high performance engine or just like the look of them, they are thermally more stable so wont "squash" as easily.
They do look good though...
Dan
nickcc
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ebay seems the obvious place but they are expensive compared to the original equipment. The original hoses on my 2005 TD4 lasted 100,000 miles before they needed changing so i just bought the LR genuine parts from Guy Salmon.
check this thread out, really looks the business ...
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/intercooler-problem-mod-126484.html
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/intercooler-problem-mod-126484.html
markyzs180
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i've got these in my watch list, someone on here bought and fitted them...can't remeber who though lol
Land Rover Freelander TD4 Silicone Hose Kit on eBay (end time 10-Mar-11 23:05:05 GMT)
Land Rover Freelander TD4 Silicone Hose Kit on eBay (end time 10-Mar-11 23:05:05 GMT)
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I've got a set on our TD4, no real performance difference on a normal car but got them thrown in on a deal and fitted them for peace of mind as less likely to collapse internally.
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