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AndyRoo



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Scotland 2012 Range Rover Westminster TDV8 Fuji White

I had the same quadry so what I did was cut off the compressed pipe clamp to the right angled plastic connector and replaced it with a jubilee clip, in that way it meant I could do the O ring removal and fitting to the plastic housing on the bench.

Then connected the right angled connector to the oil cooler got that on securely then fitted the pipe and tightened the jubilee clip.

Much easier that trying to fit the O ring correctly at full stretch with the risk of dropping it and also that spring clip on the connector itself.

Also there is very little space to manouver that connector with the pipe attached.

Cheers.

Andy Fuji White / Jet 2012 4.4 TDV8 Westminster

Post #712635 23rd Feb 2025 7:57pm
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diabloam



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United Kingdom 2012 Range Rover Westminster TDV8 Baltic Blue

sounds like a decent approach, you go with wee Dremel style cutting disc or careful hacksawing diagonally?

Post #712659 23rd Feb 2025 10:14pm
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AndyRoo



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Scotland 2012 Range Rover Westminster TDV8 Fuji White

If I remember the standard clamp is one that has some latching tabs that latch it in a loop and a special tool tightens it, so then you can just find the join and prize it apart using a small flatblade screwdriver.

Andy Fuji White / Jet 2012 4.4 TDV8 Westminster

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diabloam



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United Kingdom 2012 Range Rover Westminster TDV8 Baltic Blue

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Well after my replacement parts came, replacement for cooler and pipe I broke went missing in post, new ones sent out and went to refit tonight. Getting on fine, cooler on and built up cleaned throttle body and inlet plenum and was about to fit whole inlet when noticed these two pipes coming from vacuum pump are not connected to anything, covered in oil from air inlet hose. I do not remember disconnecting them


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They seem to go down under front of passenger cylinder bank to I think some kind of vacuum solonoid. I look down and can see where it looks like they go, but only one looks like it connects as other is solid end to solid end rather than soft pipe. Anyway whilst fumbling about a piece comes out, here it is cleaned up



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so I am not sure quite how it goes back on, there is an outlet on solonoid that looks like it soft pipe
so guess it goes there and t- piece goes into furthest in pipe and that would seem to be the hard hard pipe connection I originally could see, is there a small section soft pipe missing from t piece to the hard pipe. And then other hardpipe goes into soft pipe. I know that is hard to follow, anybody know how this all goes together? They are not great connections and wouldnt surprise me if they were off to begin with but equally when I was replacing that wee water pipe I snapped I may have pulled them off. other photos below


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frustrating as its now been off road in garage for a fortnight with bits going missing, thought I would get it back together tonight Crying or Very sad

As always any help greatly appreciated

Post #713926 12th Mar 2025 11:40pm
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kevinp



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United Kingdom 2011 Range Rover Autobiography TDV8 Santorini Black

If you go on ebay and search for the engine, you will see quite a few engines for sale that have good front end photo's that might point you in the right direction.
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