hose from engine to water pump
hose from engine to water pump
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griffith40

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87 posts

289 months

Saturday 1st August 2009
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The hose coming from the engine (4.0 ; pre serp cat) to the water pump has to be repalced quicky.

Have you by chance Rover spare part number of this hose ? (for a pre serp. engine 4.0 ltr) or alternative after market spare parts references ?

Thank you very much in advance for your support

GreenV8S

31,018 posts

313 months

Saturday 1st August 2009
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Are you talking about the bypass hose from the front of the inlet manifold to the water pump, or the heater return hose? The bypass is from a RR 3.9 classic. No idea what the heater hose is from, but in an emergency you could simply blank off both sides while you find a replacement.

spend

12,581 posts

280 months

Saturday 1st August 2009
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One hose goes from near the rad return pipe on the water pump to the pipe from the heater that is clipped to the bottom of the manifold. The other hose goes from the rear of the water pump to a hose connector screwed into the front of the inlet manifold.

I'd simply get straight pipes the correct dia & cut to length or even better the bendy wire reinforced ones?

v8 racing

2,064 posts

280 months

Saturday 1st August 2009
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Both pipes are from a rover sd1 vitesse from 81-86

Barkychoc

7,848 posts

233 months

Saturday 1st August 2009
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I replaced both of these with pipes from rimmer bros http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/rimmer/rover/v8engine/...

Pic of carb manifold but pipes are the same.


ERC2278 and ERC2279 part numbers.

The bends are pretty tight I think you would restrict the flow using straight hose.



Edited by Barkychoc on Saturday 1st August 21:38

griffith40

Original Poster:

87 posts

289 months

Saturday 1st August 2009
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Many thanks. Is it the ERC 2278 ?

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Edited by griffith40 on Saturday 1st August 22:24

Barkychoc

7,848 posts

233 months

Sunday 2nd August 2009
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Thats the baby - the S shaped hose.
Have you checked the other one too?
On my V8S it looked fine till I removed it, then the ends inside looked very tired.
Could be worth getting both bearing in mind the postage you will have to pay.
It's well worth giving Rimmers a call - they are very helpful.

I can't quite work out why I can see 2 jubilee clips in the background - is that hose joined?


Edited by Barkychoc on Sunday 2nd August 11:42

GreenV8S

31,018 posts

313 months

Sunday 2nd August 2009
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Barkychoc said:
I can't quite work out why I can see 2 jubilee clips in the background - is that hose joined?
I suspect what you're seeing is one clip attaching the hose to the metal return pipe from the heater, and the other connecting the small return hose from the throttle body heater to its spigot on the side of the metal pipe.

Barkychoc

7,848 posts

233 months

Sunday 2nd August 2009
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GreenV8S said:
Barkychoc said:
I can't quite work out why I can see 2 jubilee clips in the background - is that hose joined?
I suspect what you're seeing is one clip attaching the hose to the metal return pipe from the heater, and the other connecting the small return hose from the throttle body heater to its spigot on the side of the metal pipe.
Yes exactly right Pete - amazing how quickly you forget when the car is in bits.

griffith40

Original Poster:

87 posts

289 months

Sunday 2nd August 2009
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Thanks a lot again.

Is the ERC2278 (Range Rover reference ?) the right spare part number for the baby S haped hose or is it another part number ?

I will call Rimmers and hope I could find a solution locally with a RR part number.



Edited by griffith40 on Sunday 2nd August 20:14

griffith40

Original Poster:

87 posts

289 months

Sunday 2nd August 2009
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Thanks a lot again.

Is the ERC2278 (Range Rover reference ?) the right spare part number for the baby S haped hose or is it another part number ?

I will call Rimmers and hope I could find a solution locally with a RR part number.



Edited by griffith40 on Sunday 2nd August 20:14