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Laurie
5th July 2017, 07:07 AM
Island 4x4 in the UK are selling a 6 silicone hose kit for L322's equipped with the 3.6 TdV8 for A$118.94. Plus postage ! Tnis is about A$50 better than most I've seen advertised.
Silicone Hose Kit (Britpart) Range Rover L322 TdV8 - DA4580 Island 4x4 - Specialists in Land Rover and Range Rover Parts and accessories for all models. UK and worldwide mail order. (http://www.island-4x4.co.uk/silicone-hose-britpart-range-rover-l322-tdv8-da4580-p-34045.html)
Laurie
Nomad9
18th July 2017, 11:21 PM
Hi Laurie, just seen this post after posting something very similar in the RRS forum. Silicon is the go then..... cheers Marty
Laurie
19th July 2017, 06:18 AM
Marty
Silicon hoses last longer and remain flexible: the mistake many make is to use the. original hose clamps instead of the proper silicon hose clamps.
Laurie
Pedro_The_Swift
19th July 2017, 08:22 AM
Pics of these Laurie?
Laurie
19th July 2017, 06:26 PM
Pedro
All the good quality clamps are stainless steel and wider than stock clamps as they operate with more clamping pressure ! Below are the popular T-bolt clamp and the Gates worm drive version, Ebay is your friend here as good quality clamps can be brought for 50% to 75% cheaper than Repco or Supercheap.
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BigJon
22nd July 2017, 12:04 AM
I bought that kit, or at least one with the same part number.
Big hoses are fine, short hoses don't fit anywhere and it is missing the two 90 degree hoses.
Hammer H
22nd July 2017, 09:32 AM
I've had silicone hoses for a few years now. For the 90 degrees I purchased hoses from a after market performance shop that had same I.d. With the 90 degree bend and cut them to fit.
so far so good
rosscoPcoltrane
8th September 2021, 05:55 PM
I've had silicone hoses for a few years now. For the 90 degrees I purchased hoses from a after market performance shop that had same I.d. With the 90 degree bend and cut them to fit.
so far so good
I’m going to replace all my hoses too. Do you Rene what the is was for this 90 deg bends?
Hammer H
12th September 2021, 03:46 PM
I’m going to replace all my hoses too. Do you Rene what the is was for this 90 deg bends?
Just some randoms of the shelf
still going strong
rosscoPcoltrane
15th September 2021, 01:52 PM
Just some randoms of the shelf
still going strong
Bloody autocorrect! I wanted to know the internal diameter. Cheers
vbrab
18th September 2021, 07:03 PM
Have recently ordered a silicone hose set for 3.6 diesel and apart from my mechanic recommending that they should have "T bolt" type clamps, he was not keen to fit them so they languish in my spares box at present.
I now see reports of 90 degree bends that also have to be sourced (???)
I have no idea where the turbo hoses run on a 3.6, or how difficult they are to fit, so wondering if I have enough hoses in the kit that I have received.
Can somebody suggest what is missing? Is it the 90 degree hoses that are mentioned?
Pic of what I have.
Gillie
19th September 2021, 08:01 AM
I bought that kit, or at least one with the same part number.
Big hoses are fine, short hoses don't fit anywhere and it is missing the two 90 degree hoses.
Short hoses are off the turbo and piping to the intercooler from memory. I bought the same kit and was of the same opinion and had them laying around the shed for a whilst. When I replaced a turbo and had it on the hoist I had the "oh so that's where they go moment" I replaced them all.
On the plenum chamber There are two at the back and are straight 51 ID and the two 90 degree elbows at the front are 45 ID . Land rover stock these four hoses for $252 for the 4 hoses and (august 2020 pricing) and do not stock silicon. I think I ended up with silicon ones I had to cut to length for around $70 or $90 all up.
Roverlord off road spares
19th September 2021, 05:44 PM
With the intercooler the hoses are in a 6 piece kit they cover what's needed in land rovers intercooler section. the other hoses some are referring to is the air box section section
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and the 90 deg etc is in the air box section, which land rover don't class as intercooler.
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cal415
13th October 2021, 03:48 PM
I've just done the valve cover gaskets and a few other things on my wife's RRS tdv8, it seems to have developed a boost leak somewhere, i cant find any splits in the top hoses so i suspect its the lower drivers side intercooler hose that is leaking. i had already replaced the top hoses with silicon hoses several years ago but that kit only had the top hoses - do the l322 and l320 use the same kit? does anyone know how hard the lower hoses are to change in a l320?
With the 90dg pipe, looking at the diagram above, is it the hose box hoses you are talking about replacing with silicon? that seems to be the only 90dg bend there, seems a bit pointless considering they are on the intake side of the turbo, i would have thought the 90dg bends are the ones between the valve covers and the upper plenum?
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