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leejunfan



Member Since: 01 Jun 2012
Location: Kent
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United Kingdom 1991 Defender 90 200 Tdi CSW Fuji White
ESR254 - Rear Tailpipe and Silencer - 90 200TDI (1990-1993)
Took the Defender for MOT on Saturday and it passed with an advisory on the rear tailpipe as it was pitted and as the wife is away for the weekend thought i might as well use the time productively without getting moaned at.

So i thought i would change the rear silencer out with this

http://www.paddockspares.com/esr254-rear-t...-1993.html


I know it will probably need new nuts and Paddocks say that the central pipe it connects to has the bolts built in, does anyone know if that is correct?

But i am not sure if there are any gaskets in between if so anyone know what the part number is or is it just a case of using the tube stuff.

Thanks in advance!
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Rob



Member Since: 04 Sep 2012
Location: Brownhills
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England 1993 Defender 90 200 Tdi HT Epsom Green
I've never used any exhaust paste on any of new exhausts I've fitted. There are no gaskets to fit. I've not put a new exhaust on my current 90.....(its a 200 tdi) I believe the bolts are built in, but check to make sure will ya? Confused nothing worse than having a few bolts short
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leejunfan



Member Since: 01 Jun 2012
Location: Kent
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United Kingdom 1991 Defender 90 200 Tdi CSW Fuji White
fitted it last weekend, bolts are on middle pipe plate, welded on with a blob of weld. One thing the pattern Brit-Part rear silencer plate is fixed, the middle pipe existing one was rusted in place so looked like they would not line up, a tap with a hammer loosened it up to fit and then it was easy to fit together.
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