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kmtranter 16th June 2012 08:47

breather pipe
 
just a quick question on my 2.5 160 ZT-T there is a pipe on top of the engine which i am assuming is the breather pipe. When looking into changing the spark plugs I noticed that the pipe had come out of the T connector or the left hand side of the engine. With this break in the flow of air through the breather pipe can it cause the engine to misfire, as after taping it up yesterday the engine appeared to run better whilst the car was standing on the drive. Couldn't take it on the road yesterday as couldn't leave sick son in house on own.

stocktake 16th June 2012 08:53

Shouldn't cause a misfire, but if it is broken it will allow engine smells into the cabin, they are known to fail quite often. If you want to replace it use part no

LLH102660L

as opposed to

LLH102660

Same part but see the difference in cost ;)

Reebs 16th June 2012 08:57

It is a common problem (as is being beaten to it by Stocktake :D)

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...1f8e717a6d.jpg

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...1f8e7e2ca1.jpg

Part No: LLH102660
"Hose-camshaft cover to throttle body breather - 12mm - cam cover to
throttle"

which cost £13.70 inc VAT from my local Rover dealer (They said the T-Peice on it's own was not available)

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...1f8e8b2f26.jpg

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...1f90c74e16.jpg

It cured the smell of fumes that were coming into the cabin, but I have to say I've never experienced a misfire with the pipes broken, and I've replaced it twice in the car's lifetime.

BIG LEK 16th June 2012 09:05

Hiya, when mine went I didn't notice any difference in the way it ran, just as paul mentions above I to got the smell of oil fumes in the cabin hence how I found out what it was,shame you didn't live closer to me as I have a brand new one sitting doing nothing

kmtranter 16th June 2012 09:06

Hoping not to have change spark plugs as never done before but sounds like I will still need to change them. But looking at other forums a blocked breather can cause a lot of problems

BIG LEK 16th June 2012 09:11

It could be possilble it could be your rear spark plugs, because as silly as it sounds, ive heard and seen where people just change the front ones as the rear ones are harder to get to,not saying thats the case but just saying lol,

Arctic 16th June 2012 09:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by stocktake (Post 1030023)
Shouldn't cause a misfire, but if it is broken it will allow engine smells into the cabin, they are known to fail quite often. If you want to replace it use part no

LLH102660L

as opposed to

LLH102660

Same part but see the difference in cost ;)

Hi Dave
Any links for the LLH102660L or is it any landrover place ;) Arctic.

stocktake 16th June 2012 11:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arctic (Post 1030049)
Hi Dave
Any links for the LLH102660L or is it any landrover place ;) Arctic.

http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/SubCateg...ver-75--m-1616
Just enter the part no where is says what can we help you find today ;)

Arctic 16th June 2012 21:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by stocktake (Post 1030156)
http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/SubCateg...ver-75--m-1616
Just enter the part no where is says what can we help you find today ;)

What a differnce a letter makes :D i bet they are even cheaper at the local landrover dealer will have to make enquires ;)

Ched 16th June 2012 23:38

At a local LR place I paid £9.60.inc vat.


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