610688 - Heater Hose – Outlet

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€10,00 - €10,00

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€10,00 - €10,00

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Heater Hose - Front Outlet for the heating and cooling system of the Range Rover Classic, 3.5L V8, up to engine suffix C.

This hose carries coolant from the heater matrix outlet back to the engine cooling circuit. It connects the front heater unit to the main coolant circuit and should be inspected for cracking, swelling, or leakage during cooling system servicing.

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994

Fitment Notes Fitment data limited — derived from web research, verify if uncertain
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC — front heater hose (outlet), V8, up to engine suffix C

Alternative Codes

610688BJH1495

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Heater Hose Outlet do?

The Heater Hose Outlet carries coolant from the heater matrix outlet back into the engine cooling circuit on the Range Rover Classic V8. It's part of the cabin heating loop, returning warm coolant from the front heater unit to the main system.

When should the Heater Hose Outlet be replaced?

Replace the Heater Hose Outlet if it's cracked, swollen, hardened, or weeping, which rubber heater hoses tend to do with age and heat. A failed hose on the Range Rover Classic can dump coolant and cause overheating, so renew it during cooling system work.

Which Range Rover Classic does this Heater Hose fit?

This Heater Hose Outlet fits the Range Rover Classic V8 up to engine suffix C. It also carries the alternative reference BJH1495. Engine-side plumbing changed after suffix C, so check your engine suffix to confirm this is the right hose.