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PBP101240 - Oliekoelerslang – Koeler naar filter

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OEM Part
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Oliekoeler slang die olie terugvoert van de oliekoeler naar het filterhuis binnen het motoroliekoelcircuit.

Deze voert motorolie terug van de uitlaat van de koeler naar het filterhuis zodra warmte is afgevoerd in de koeler. De bijbehorende aanvoerslang, die van het filterhuis naar de koeler loopt, is PBP101180.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic 1994-2001 (P38)
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER P38 1994-2001 — Oliekoeler-naar-filter slang
Alternative Codes
PBP101240

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Frequently asked questions

What does this oil cooler hose do?
This oil cooler hose returns engine oil from the oil cooler outlet back to the filter housing, once heat has been shed at the cooler. On the Range Rover P38 it's the return leg of the engine oil cooling circuit, completing the loop that keeps oil temperature within its working range.
Which Range Rover does this oil cooler hose fit?
This oil cooler hose fits the Range Rover P38 (1994-2001). It's the cooler-to-filter return hose in the engine oil cooling circuit. Confirm you need the return leg rather than the feed hose before ordering, as the two hoses route in opposite directions.
What's the difference between this hose and PBP101180?
This hose (PBP101240) returns cooled oil from the cooler back to the filter housing, while the companion feed hose PBP101180 carries hot oil from the filter housing out to the cooler. On the P38 they work as a pair, so it's worth checking which leg has failed or replacing both at the same time.