PCH115470LR - Hose-Radiator Bottom Coolant 2.5L Upto (VIN) 4a673266 - TD5 by Land RoverCooling or Heating Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender, Discovery

PCH115470LR - Radiator Bottom Hose – TD5

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Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.

Radiator Bottom Hose is the lower coolant hose of the engine cooling circuit.

It carries cooled coolant from the radiator's lower outlet back to the water pump inlet, completing the circuit as the pump draws flow through the engine. The hose is moulded to route between the radiator and pump and is retained by a clip at each end.

Application: Td5 2.5L five-cylinder turbo diesel.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — 2.5L TD5 (5 Cyl Turbo Diesel), radiator bottom coolant hose, to VIN 4A673266

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Frequently asked questions

What does the radiator bottom hose do on a Td5?

The radiator bottom hose carries cooled coolant from the radiator's lower outlet back to the water pump inlet on the 2.5L Td5 five-cylinder diesel, completing the cooling circuit. It's a moulded lower hose, shaped to route between the radiator and pump and secured by a clip at each end.

Which Land Rover does this Genuine bottom hose fit?

This Genuine Land Rover radiator bottom hose fits the Defender with the 2.5L Td5 diesel, up to VIN 4A673266, and also the Td5 Discovery 2. Because Land Rover revised the cooling hoses during Td5 production, check your chassis number against this range before ordering.

Why does the Td5 bottom radiator hose fail, and what are the signs?

On the Defender and Discovery 2 Td5, the bottom radiator hose typically fails as the rubber perishes with age and heat cycling, going soft or cracking at the clip ends. Watch for coolant pooling under the front of the vehicle, a falling level, or overheating. A lower-hose failure loses coolant fast, so renew it once perishing shows.