Thread: Foam for Air Intake Panels

"Range Rover" and "Fish Tank" in the same sentence brings back bad dreams

Pleased to report that my duck pond A/c filter is still holding up ok after a year, even though it seems now that I paid too much compared to Wayne's find.

Just purchased the fish pond airconditiong foam as this is one of thoses jos I have been putting off for ages now I know its an easy fix i will get it sorted

Anyone tempted by the fish tank filter do a search on e-bay for

Sponge-AR94

Make sure the settings are worldwide search. Today they are back at just over A$2 shipped, obviously they will go up if there`s a rush to bid

I replaced mine with a Genuine LR one 2 months ago, can't remember the price off hand but it was pretty cheap and pre cut to size.
You've probably already seen this guide, it was a big help to me, I printed it out for reference when I did the job:

Intake plenum filter replacement (Range Rover 4.0/4.6/p38)

Be careful of the little clips as you slide the lower windscreen trim strip out, otherwise it's a pretty straight forward job.
Cheers, Pete.

Oops! Didn't see that link was alreday posted by Hoges.

I bought some from Clark rubber, took the original with me cut to size and all good.

Looked at this about 12 months ago and decided to leave alone as my local (UK) Land-Rover dealer wanted £58 for the part. Said that had to sell me the whole panel with foam fitted as Land-Rover do not sell the foam as a separate item. Interesting that you have a part number which my local dealers parts department claimed did not exist.

I have definitely bought the foam as a spare part. I have the packet in the garage.

Have you tried entering BTR9548 into MicroCAT?