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by Virgin Dave » Wed 08.10.2008, 18:14
Hi
I have a small crack in one of the coolant pipes (metal) connected to the engine block....
All is not lost as I have looked at my copies of the parts list, but the page I need is missing...sods law!
However, on page 40.13A which is not missing, it is shown as No 27.
Can anyone help with identifing this part name and number.....
Much appreciated..
Virgin Dave
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by inkitin » Wed 08.10.2008, 18:57
Virgin Dave wrote:Hi
I have a small crack in one of the coolant pipes (metal) connected to the engine block....
All is not lost as I have looked at my copies of the parts list, but the page I need is missing...sods law!
However, on page 40.13A which is not missing, it is shown as No 27.
Can anyone help with identifing this part name and number.....
Much appreciated..
Virgin Dave
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by al » Wed 08.10.2008, 20:36
Just to warn you: if that's the one that runs across the bottom of the block which is sounds like it is, Bell & Colvill quoted me over £200 for that last year (not bad for 40cm of pipe) !
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by discovery » Thu 09.10.2008, 07:49
I paid £270 inc vat in August this year .
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