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Hi all,

Had a seep on the bottom oil cooler pipe, and never 100% happy with pipe route anyway with a "make-do" pipe, so checked and ordered the PBP500200 pipe which is supposed to do the 200 and 300Tdi if I've read it right but its to short by about 6 inches

Looked everywhere and cant find a longer one or a part number without having to get one made if possible

Any ideas ??

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on a Defender spec 200tdi there are 2 sets of oil cooler hose/pipe assemblies, depends on which oil filter head you have.

1 type has a rounded bell type end to the pipes & matching seat in the oil filter head Page 614 items 1 & 2 in http://www.retroanaconda.com/landrover/parts_books/110/7_exhaust_cooling_heating_p580-666.pdf

other has a straight end with a O ring seal. ESR1912 & ESR1913

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Hi Ralph,

Many thanks, mine is the later one with the  O-ring seal, I have the ESR1912 IRC but its all the wrong angle or to short or something to sweep round correctly, no matter how it goes in it kinks the pipe or twists or its a real rubbish one

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Top one is what I think is right one but it just kinks or twists, bottom is the  300Tdi one which is to short, might just have to get another and try it,

where yours goes in with the front return pipe pointing towards the  front , mine will only go vertical with a kink, or slightly rearwards where it kinks "and" twists

Cant believe mine is that different

if that fails custom one it is ..............

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I had mine made up by a local hydraulics specialist as I needed non-standard lengths and to swap the front sections over to fit the Discovery engine into my 109.  They cut the old swaged flanges off to reuse each steep pipe section, replacing the rubber hoses only  The swagined sleeves are tighter and the hose higher quality, and over a decade on there isn't the slightest trace of seating oil or hose perishing.  Turned out far cheaper than buying new and also gave me a perfect fit.  I recommend you try doing the same thing with your local hydraulics suppliers.

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