596097 - Stud Engine Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender, Series

596097 - Engine Stud – Diesel

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Engine Stud - a threaded manifold stud fitted to the exhaust system of the diesel engine.

It threads into the cylinder head to provide a fixed anchor for mounting the exhaust manifold, allowing the manifold to be clamped down with a nut while accommodating the thermal expansion that occurs under exhaust heat.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Land Rover Series 2 and 3

Fitment Notes SERIES II 1958-1961 — 2.0 Diesel engine
SERIES IIA 1961-1971 — 2.25 Diesel engine

Alternative Codes

596097252624

In stock 11 units

5 · Gouda 6 · Drachten

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Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days.
Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the engine stud used for?

This engine stud is an exhaust manifold stud for the diesel engine. It threads into the cylinder head and gives a fixed anchor to clamp the exhaust manifold down with a nut, while letting the manifold expand and contract under exhaust heat without loosening.

How many studs are needed and which engines?

You typically need several manifold studs per engine, so it's worth replacing the full set if any are corroded. This stud suits the early diesel engines, the 2.0 diesel on the Series II and the 2.25 diesel on the Series IIA. It's supplied individually.

Can I fit this manifold stud at home?

Fitting a manifold stud is typically a home-mechanic job once the old stud is out. A seized or snapped stud usually needs extracting with a stud remover or the double-nut method, and the head threads should be cleaned first. Fit the new stud, then torque the manifold nut to the manual specification.