BTR983 - Hose

€41,90 - €41,90

€41,90

€41,90 - €41,90

€41,90

OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Heater Hose on the feed side of the engine coolant circuit serving the cabin heater.

It carries coolant from the engine to the heater matrix inlet; the companion return hose is BTR982. Used on early 200 Tdi 2.5L turbo-diesel applications.

Alternative Codes

BTR983

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Frequently asked questions

What does the BTR983 hose do?

It's the heater feed hose, part of the engine coolant circuit that serves the cabin heater. It carries coolant from the engine to the heater matrix inlet.

Which engine does this hose fit?

It's used on early 200 Tdi 2.5 litre turbo-diesel applications, on the feed side of the heater circuit.

What's the difference between BTR983 and BTR982?

BTR983 is the feed hose, carrying coolant from the engine to the heater matrix. BTR982 is the return hose, carrying it back again. Both are sold separately and often replaced together.

Why would this hose need replacing?

Coolant hoses perish and crack with age and heat cycling. A failing heater hose can leak coolant or reduce cabin heat, so it's a routine wear item on older Land Rovers.