Hey, jafir,
Thanks for the P/N, I am currently running Bosch O2's, don't know the P/N...but, they don't read right...I'll pick-up a couple of the 15175's and check the P/N's, on the existing, if they don't match, WaHOO, the 175's are going in...if the do, well, then back to the hunt...all this providing, of course, the P/N's are still legible on the existing...
Thanks, again!

 

They should have the land rover part number etched into them.





The part number at the top is the rover number:

 

Ordered a DI tranny pan with dip stick from Paul grant for $75. Wish I'd had done that little conversion prior to my Florida road trip! Live n learn.

 

It was Kona Brewing Company Big Wave. Really smooth stuff, and super cheap on island. Though I would have killed for a Molson or a LaBatt's...

 

Just for clarity on my last post. If I see that my thermostat is wet would that be a sign that it's caught up? I have an ultra gauge and it hasn't been overheating as of late besides that one instance it went up to 204.

The hoses don't feel brittle. What else should I check?

 

^. Hose clamps good? Still running the spring/tension type?

 

Hi Dan, is Paul Grant a commercial/retail outlet? If so. please could you post a link 'cos that's a very good price and availability.

 

PM Sent

 

Ah yes still running the stock ones. Replace with worm clamps?

 

I would. Mine originals where worn and loose. Good stainless are better and easier