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Old 10-06-2013, 03:26 PM
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Default Heater Hose Piped To Manifold: Same size both ends?

It's #47 in the coolant diagram from Rovers North. Looks like it's a different size on both ends. Is it? If not, I'd like to pick up the part at a local parts shop today and get this baby fixed! I appreciate your knowledge. :-)

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http://landroverparts.roversnorth.com/ProductDesc.aspx?code=PEH101530
 
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Old 10-06-2013, 06:38 PM
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The diameters are different on both ends. One end is about 19mm, the other 22mm.

Here is a better pic and part number(PEH101530 )....

Hose - Heater Manifold To Pipe (Part # PEH101530) - Land Rover heat\defroster\ac from Atlantic British
 

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You wonder why Rover engineers don't solve problems that way. Instead they think, "let's do a custom molded hose thingy." They must have had a boat load of the larger diameter nipples or something.
 
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No, I quit many years ago wondering why engineers built cars the way the did...it gave me headaches.
 
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That looks fantastic! Thanks antichrist! I'll be changing that out this evening. In the meantime, I ended up putting on a 3/4 and stretching the one end. Obviously this isn't a good solution, but it did get it home yesterday without a tow.

On another note, anyone know why the top radiator hose might look squished after I turn the truck off? I thought it was a cap thing, but I have a new one on and it still does it.

Thank you guys for your help! I truly appreciate all on this forum. :-)
 
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If you have air in the system it can do that.
 
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