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ERC4375 - Joint Washer

Original price - Original price €2,30
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Joint Washer sealing the carburettor to the inlet manifold on the Stage 1 V8.

Forms the gasket joint between the carburettor base and the manifold face.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes SERIES III 1971-1985 — 109" Stage 1 V8, carburettor to manifold joint
Alternative Codes
ERC4375

In stock 7 units
7 · Gouda 0 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What is the ERC4375 joint washer for?
The ERC4375 joint washer forms the gasket seal between the carburettor base and the inlet manifold face on the Series III Stage 1 V8. It seals the joint so the engine draws a clean air-fuel mixture without leaks.
Where does this joint washer fit?
This joint washer sits between the carburettor and the inlet manifold on the 109 inch Stage 1 V8. It seals the mounting flange. An air leak here typically causes a weak mixture and rough running, so a sound gasket matters for smooth idling.
Should I replace the joint washer when refitting the carburettor?
Yes, fit a fresh joint washer whenever the carburettor is removed. The old gasket compresses and hardens once used, so reusing it risks an air leak. It's an inexpensive part that's best renewed as standard during a carburettor refit.