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NTC1691 - Stuurbekrachtingsslang – Reservoir naar Pomp

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OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.
Stuurbekrachtigingsslang maakt deel uit van het hydraulische stuurbekrachtigingscircuit en transporteert vloeistof van het reservoir naar de stuurbekrachtigingspomp.

Deze lagedruk aanvoerslang voorziet de pomp van vloeistof uit het reservoir, waardoor deze geladen blijft aan de zuigzijde van het circuit. Voor 4-cilinder atmosferische diesel- en 4-cilinder benzinemotoren met stuurbekrachtiging.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 (L315) — 4 Cilinder NA Diesel, Alle 4 Cilinder Benzine Motoren, Met Stuurbekrachtiging, VIN (V)AA244023 t/m (V)FA388915
Alternative Codes
NTC1691

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Power Steering Hose (NTC1691) used for?
The Power Steering Hose carries fluid from the reservoir to the steering pump on the Land Rover Defender. This low-pressure feed hose supplies the pump on its suction side, keeping it charged with fluid drawn from the reservoir so the system can build steering assistance pressure.
Which Defender does this reservoir-to-pump hose fit?
This hose fits the Land Rover Defender with the 4-cylinder naturally aspirated diesel or any 4-cylinder petrol engine, when fitted with power steering, between VIN AA244023 and FA388915. Confirm your engine, power steering and VIN fall in that range before ordering.
Why does a power steering feed hose fail?
Power steering feed hoses typically perish, soften, or split with age and heat on the Defender, drawing air into the pump. A whining pump, foaming fluid, or weeping at the hose ends usually signal the low-pressure feed hose has failed and needs replacing.