Guys,

My Landy is a Defender 90, (1987) and was a 2.5L petrol, converted to a 2.8TDi (Isuzu Trooper) by a former owner.

The rear tail-pipe has just broken off behind the back box and I need to replace it back to the previous 'flange' (dunno whether that's the right word, but I just like saying flange ) So, there's a longish curved pipe that goes around the suspension, a back-box and then a 90 degree bend to the tail-pipe. I'm confused as to whether this is a standard petrol or diesel exhaust component which I can just buy and bolt on. I've attached two pics (the one under the Landy is the piece of exhaust I haven't removed as yet) which show the complete bit I need. Can anyone steer me in the right direction?

Cheers!

I reckon that could be a petrol version as Im sure the td and tdi versions have a larger silencer at the rear
Try NTC1800 for a look see

lynall said:

I reckon that could be a petrol version as Im sure the td and tdi versions have a larger silencer at the rear
Try NTC1800 for a look see

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Interesting! That looks pretty much it but mine's s a 90, not a 110. Just wondering if it's been modified?

Think it's this one.

http://www.paddockspares.com/parts-...usts/90-exhausts/90-2-5-petrol-1987-1994.html

Might be better with a turbo diesel system, if it's any different, wouldn't bother with 300tdi as the back silencer sits under the floor, tD5 system might do you if the bore is bigger.