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balmybaldwin



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What is this?
While doing something else, had a look behind the TD5 lump and noticed these pipes. (thought they looked shiney with oil but they aren't)

But what the hell are they? Seems to disappear down towards the transmission, but can't really see.

at engine end not attached and with a kind of hook. Been there some time as i can see rub marks on the air intake where it's been touching. Havent had a good look, but I think there is more than 1. Handles like a tube rather than a wire

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rallysteve



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Transmission breather pipes Thumbs Up 02' 110 TD5 Double Cab Rebuild Thread
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balmybaldwin



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Ok great, are they supposed to be there, or should they be secured somehow?
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Gather them together put a tie wrap around em and tuck em under the acoustic engine cover at the back Keeps em high and dry and out of the way. Thumbs Up 2010 Range Rover MkIII Autobiography Super Charged (Idris)
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