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NTC2802 - Exhaust Front Pipe

- €48,10
€48,10
€48,10 - €48,10
€48,10
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Exhaust Front Pipe forms the front section of the exhaust system, connecting the exhaust manifolds to the intermediate pipe and silencer.

It collects the combustion gases leaving the manifolds and routes them rearward, setting the exhaust geometry beneath the engine and gearbox. For the 3.5L V8 carburettor engine in non-catalyst form.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 1 1989-1998 (L318)
Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Fitment Notes Discovery 1: 3.5 V8 carb non cat,
Range Rover 1986-1994: non cat 3.5 V8 carb to FA399972,
Capacity - 3.5 Litre,
Capacity - 3.5 Litre
Alternative Codes
NTC2802BR 2033

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NTC2802 exhaust front pipe and what does it do?
The NTC2802 exhaust front pipe forms the front section of the exhaust, connecting the manifolds to the intermediate pipe and silencer. It collects combustion gases from the manifolds and routes them rearward, setting the exhaust geometry beneath the engine and gearbox. For the 3.5 V8 carburettor non-catalyst engine.
Which models does the NTC2802 front pipe fit?
The NTC2802 fits the Discovery 1 with the 3.5 V8 carburettor non-catalyst engine, and the Range Rover Classic 1986 to 1994 with the same 3.5 V8 carb non-cat engine up to VIN FA399972. It's specific to the non-catalyst carburettor V8, not injection or catalyst versions.
Why does an exhaust front pipe fail, and when should it be replaced?
An exhaust front pipe typically fails through corrosion, cracked flanges, or blown joints at the manifold connection, common on older V8 Land Rovers. Signs include a louder exhaust, a blowing noise under load, or a fumes smell. A leaking front pipe should be replaced once it perforates.
Is BR 2033 an alternative to the NTC2802?
Yes, BR 2033 is a cross-reference for the NTC2802 exhaust front pipe and covers the same 3.5 V8 carburettor non-catalyst application. Either number identifies the front section that links the manifolds to the intermediate pipe on Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic.