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NTC5838 - Oliekoelerleiding - Transmissie

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Oliekoelerleiding – Transmissie voor het koelcircuit van de automatische versnellingsbak. De leiding transporteert automatische transmissievloeistof tussen de versnellingsbak en de oliekoeler, waardoor de warmte die in de transmissie is opgenomen, kan worden afgevoerd voordat de vloeistof terugkeert naar de versnellingsbak.

Voor toepassingen met automatische transmissie.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic tot 1994
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1986 - 1991 (Tot HA610293) CLASSIC Oliekoeler 3.9L,Automatische Transmissie
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1992 - 1994 (Vanaf JA610294) CLASSIC Oliekoeler 4 Versnellingen,Automatische Transmissie (V)LA647644
Alternative Codes
NTC5838

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NTC5838 transmission oil cooler pipe and what does it do?
The NTC5838 oil cooler pipe carries automatic transmission fluid between the gearbox and the oil cooler on a Range Rover Classic (1986-1994). Heat picked up in the transmission is shed at the cooler before the fluid returns. It's part of the automatic transmission cooling circuit.
Which Range Rover Classic automatic models does this pipe fit?
This pipe fits Range Rover Classic automatics: 3.9L models up to VIN HA610293 (1986-1991), and 4-speed automatic models from VIN JA610294 (1992-1994) to LA647644. Fitment splits by VIN and transmission type, so confirm your chassis number and gearbox before ordering.
Why does a transmission oil cooler pipe fail and when should it be replaced?
Transmission oil cooler pipes typically fail through corrosion, chafing or perished joints, leading to fluid leaks. Signs include transmission fluid drips, a low fluid level, or overheating under load on a Range Rover Classic automatic. Leaking fluid starves the gearbox of cooling, so replace a damaged pipe to protect the transmission.