NRC7725 - Fuel Filler Hose – LWB – Rear Tank Fuel System Part Land Rover Range Rover Series

NRC7725 - Brandstofvulslang serie LWB achtertank

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Montage: Alle 4-cilinder LWB stationwagenmodellen
Alle 6-cilinder modellen
Alle LWB stationwagenmodellen
Alle 6-cilinder- en V8-modellen
Alle 4-cilinder LWB-modellen vanaf (VIN) suffix C

Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 en 3

Fitment Notes SERIE 3 - LWB, brandstofvuldarm achtertank
Vereist slangklemmen van 70-90 mm en 40-60 mm.
SERIE II/IIA 1958-1971 - Alleen 109

Alternative Codes

NRC7725500435543782BR 0813

In stock 13 units

10 · Gouda 3 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NRC7725 fuel filler hose and which Land Rovers does it fit?

The NRC7725 is the rear tank fuel filler hose for long-wheelbase Land Rovers. It connects the body-mounted filler inlet to the rear-mounted fuel tank. It fits Series 3 LWB models and Series II/IIA 109-inch vehicles from 1958 to 1971.

What hose clamps are needed when fitting this filler hose?

Two pairs of clamps are needed: 70-90 mm clamps for the larger tank connection and 40-60 mm clamps for the filler inlet end. Using the correct clamp sizes ensures a fuel-tight seal and prevents hose movement under vibration.

Why do fuel filler hoses fail and what should I check when replacing one?

Fuel filler hoses degrade through fuel vapour exposure, age, and UV deterioration. Cracks around the filler collar and weeping at clamp positions are the most common failure points on Series vehicles. When replacing, inspect the clamp seats on the tank neck and filler for corrosion before fitting the new hose.