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    Cheap Rad coolant junction fix

    Hello all, its been a long time..
    Cleaning out the shed and came across this old fix I had to do for the plastic T junction for the Radiator hoses.
    I was desperate, the plastic one failed and left me on the side of the road, I walked to bunnings and hunted this gal T in the plumbing section, cost aprox $3.00 then.. worked perfect and had it in for a couple of yrs,,,Im lazy....
    Just thought Id share as i was miles away from any supplier....Ps...I think its better than the original...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Baffle View Post
    Hello all, its been a long time..
    Cleaning out the shed and came across this old fix I had to do for the plastic T junction for the Radiator hoses.
    I was desperate, the plastic one failed and left me on the side of the road, I walked to bunnings and hunted this gal T in the plumbing section, cost aprox $3.00 then.. worked perfect and had it in for a couple of yrs,,,Im lazy....
    Just thought Id share as i was miles away from any supplier....Ps...I think its better than the original...
    Nice job.
    Il grab one for the toolbox dont suppose you remember the diameter by any chance?

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    Nessesity has always been the Mother of Invention, Love your work
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    Diameter, OD rim is 37mm, ID 24/25mm and is threaded. A 20 stamped on the side,,sorry for being basic im not a plumber

    I remember how brittle the plastic on was when it failed, just disintegrated when removed.
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    Nothing basic about that buddy thanks again

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    That fix was not for Td5 was it..?
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    Looks like top hose on v8.
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    V8

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    bleeder on the V8 is on the junction(plastic) on both my V8s.
    Bleeder on TD5 is in hose(like this one).
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    Well not on my 02 model, Land Rover making silly changes

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