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Augusto



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What is this accessory for ?


What is this accessory for ?
How does it work ?
How much ?
Where to order?

Thanks, Augusto.

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willy eckerslike



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United Kingdom 2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 HCPU Keswick Green
Stops the snow / various crap from filling up heater intake Original Member Pie n Pea Club.
110 HCPU Tipper
Post #60933 24th Feb 2011 4:45pm
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lrmaniac



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You just screw it with the existing bolts ...

It cost me 100€, 6 moths ago ... bought here in Portugal .... don't know where it came from ...

It's sold by Entreq, a site sponsor ...


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very usefull ! Thumbs Up Regards
Joao

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Post #60935 24th Feb 2011 5:00pm
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Augusto



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Thankyou.
It is quite expensive but if you suggest me I will think about it.
thanks again.
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WarPig



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I bought mine from P A Blanchards ebay shop

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Land-Rover-Defender-...20b6c710c8

Their advert says they will post worldwide, but best to ask them first. When ordering/paying be sure to specify if its for a left or right hand drive vehicle. Mine came bare metal which Im getting sprayed when my 300tdi gets resprayed soon.
Post #60986 24th Feb 2011 9:24pm
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I have one on my 110 (actually, i've just taken it off), Porny, AKA Ian Boughn sells them at IRB, but it doubt you'll ever get hold of him...ever!

anyway, like was said, it's a "snow shield", stops the grille getting blocked with, um, snow, that sits on top of the wing.

It's also good for keeping water/mud etc out of the heater pipework, expecially if you regularly do a lot of "camel type" water splashes... its amazing how much mud works its way down into the heater.


It will, however, impede the air flow into the heater by quite a bit. I found (on my td5) that position 1 with the heater was more or less redundant, to get any air flow out of it (to warm the cab) had to be on pos2, which then got too hot after a while, and getting fed up with the fan going flat out, clock it back to pos1 then get cold again after 10 miles.

I suspect if it was used properly, in snowy conditions, it would generally be much colder than the UK, so the heater would be on pos2 maximum all the time, so one would be used to the noise etc.


My one:


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Grockle



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on about the air intake, check inside now and again as there is a rubber 'valve' at the back of intake to let rain water etc drain out, this gets glogged up and can lead to the water being drawn into the heater then onto the passenger footwell. 2.4 90 XS
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Post #61019 25th Feb 2011 8:16am
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Lorryman100



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On the Puma there are two rubber valves (Teet's?) on the heater intake box, unless they where removed at PDI that is.
Post #61043 25th Feb 2011 10:47am
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'Snow Cowl' - as fitted to the Royal Marine's original Winterised 110s, Royal Netherlands Marine's 110s, Winter/Wading Wolf XD, as well as the Courtaulds Aerospace CAV100 (now known as NP Aerospace CAMAC CAV100), also called 'Snatch' by squaddies and the press.

Available as LH or RH fitment from Land Rover for silly-money (I have the part numbers somewhere)

I got mine direct from Courtaulds Aerospace back in the early 90's

I had to buy 10 to make up the minimum order value, so I ordered 5 x LH and 5 x RH, kept one of each for myself and sold the rest.

Here are mine fitted to my 110 (the LH one doesn't really do anything, but it 'evens-up' the front end Embarassed )









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Post #61048 25th Feb 2011 11:28am
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Grockle



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Lorryman100 wrote:
On the Puma there are two rubber valves (Teet's?) on the heater intake box, unless they where removed at PDI that is.


2? 2.4 90 XS
1968 1/32 scale Britains 109 Pick up.
Post #61061 25th Feb 2011 12:12pm
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Lorryman100



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Grockle, there is one under the heater fan unit and you need to push in past the hoses to get too it (Left arrow). The other one is just under the plastic intake duct (Right arrow) towards the rear.
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Lorryman100 wrote:

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Grockle, there is one under the heater fan unit and you need to push in past the hoses to get too it (Left arrow). The other one is just under the plastic intake duct (Right arrow) towards the rear.

I took both mine off unless you are going wading very deep they are not needed
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PaulMc wrote:
Available as LH or RH fitment from Land Rover for silly-money (I have the part numbers somewhere)
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RRC 6817 Chamois cover intake £216 Shocked LHD


RRC 6818 Chamois cover intake £216 Shocked RHD
Post #61085 25th Feb 2011 2:32pm
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Mid this year there will be a version made of ABS plastic in LHD and RHD for a VERY reasonable price. The good side on the plastic one is that it will not punch 2 holes in your wing in case of a minor "off road accident" like the metal one does. WANTED:

SII or SIII in max 1.5k
Post #61086 25th Feb 2011 2:37pm
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ken



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So what else is coming this year then Thumbs Up
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