569956 - Bottom radiator hose SII(A) 2.25

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Bottom radiator hose SII(A) 2.25

Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3

Fitment Notes SERIES II/IIA — 2.25 Petrol, 1961 onwards (early radiator with large header)

Alternative Codes

569956534130BJH 0600GRH369

In stock 6 units

3 · Gouda 3 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the bottom radiator hose used for?

The bottom radiator hose carries cooled coolant from the base of the radiator back to the engine water pump. It fits the Land Rover Series II and IIA 2.25 petrol with the early large header radiator. It's a flexible lower coolant hose in the cooling circuit.

Where does the bottom radiator hose fit?

The bottom radiator hose connects the lower radiator outlet to the water pump inlet on the Series II and IIA 2.25 petrol engine. It runs low at the front of the engine bay. It suits the early radiator with the large header tank, so check your radiator type.

Does this hose fit all Series 2.25 models?

This bottom hose fits the Series II and IIA 2.25 petrol from 1961 onwards with the early large header radiator. Later radiators used a different hose shape. Cross-references include 534130 and GRH369. Match the hose bends and diameter to your radiator before ordering.

When should a radiator hose be replaced?

Replace a radiator hose when it feels soft, hard, cracked, or bulges, or if it weeps at the clamps, since a burst hose causes rapid overheating. On older Series engines, renew hoses and clamps together during a cooling overhaul to avoid being stranded.