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Ecco



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..air shut off valve..
..hi guys..i came across these valves (12V) https://www.amot.com/pub/media/product_spe...2_rev6.pdf , and im wondering, is there such kit ready to go with defenders??
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Not specifically. Whilst it's not impossible for it to happen to a Defender, there is usually the option to stall it. That valve looks like it's intended for much larger applications where that might not be practical. Darren

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Post #821966 29th Mar 2020 9:04am
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Supacat



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Those valves appear to be mitigation against environmental factors rather than the more common issue with diesel engines running on after being switched off.
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ickle



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We used to have to fit Chalwyn valves to the intakes of fire engines for use in petro-chem or munitions installations.

I'd have thought a bit of regular or preventative maintenance on a normal Defender would be cheaper....
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