268037 - Radiator Top Hose Cooling or Heating Part Land Rover Range Rover Series

268037 - Bovenste radiatorslang

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Radiatorslang Boven maakt deel uit van het motorkoelcircuit en verbindt het bovenc reservoir van de radiator met de koelvloeistofuitlaat bij de cilinderkop.

Deze slang transporteert hete koelvloeistof van de motor naar de radiator voor warmteafvoer. Een correcte conditie en afdichting van de bovenste slang is essentieel om de druk van het koelsysteem te handhaven en oververhitting te voorkomen.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 1
Land Rover Series 2 en 3

Fitment Notes Montagegegevens beperkt – afkomstig van online onderzoek, controleer bij twijfel
SERIE I 1948-1958 – bovenste radiateurslang, 1.6L & 2.0L benzinemotoren
SERIE II/IIA 1958-1971 – 2.0 Benzine modellen

Alternative Codes

26803790217273

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Radiator Top Hose and what does it do?

The Radiator Top Hose connects the top tank of the radiator to the coolant outlet at the cylinder head. It carries hot coolant from the engine to the radiator so heat can dissipate. Keeping the top hose sound is essential to hold cooling system pressure and prevent overheating.

Which Land Rover models does this radiator top hose fit?

This radiator top hose fits the Land Rover Series 1 (1948-1958) with 1.6 and 2.0 litre petrol engines, and the Series 2 and 2A petrol models. Fitment data is limited for this part, so compare it against your existing hose before ordering.

What are the signs the radiator top hose needs replacing?

A failing radiator top hose typically shows as coolant leaks, soft or bulging rubber, or cracks near the clip ends. Perished hoses can burst under pressure and cause sudden overheating. On Series engines, check the top hose for hardening or splits whenever you service the cooling system.