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I've got the brass connector you've highlighted in green. Looks like a pretty standard brass elbow. If you don't get a response from the Ebay listing, contact Christian at EuroAmp.
I can see why it splits.
The pile of parts is slowly growing for my winter project:
- AJ813865: Lower pipe (aluminium)
- AJ813917: Upper pipe (aluminium)
- C2Z18658: Water pump connector (aluminium)
- T2R5910: Coolant reservoir water pipe
- AJ811576: RH inlet manifold gasket
- AJ811590: LH inlet manifold gasket
- C2Z28265: Throttle body gasket
- AJ814048: Revised thermostat outlet
- C2Z28258: Revised thermostat outlet hose (with brass elbow)
- AJ813909: Water pump
- LR055301: Coolant expansion tank bleed screw (brass)
I've got the brass connector you've highlighted in green. Looks like a pretty standard brass elbow. If you don't get a response from the Ebay listing, contact Christian at EuroAmp.
I can see why it splits
The pile of parts is slowly growing for my winter project:
- AJ813865: Lower pipe (aluminium)
- AJ813917: Upper pipe (aluminium)
- C2Z18658: Water pump connector (aluminium)
- T2R5910: Coolant reservoir water pipe
- AJ811576: RH inlet manifold gasket
- AJ811590: LH inlet manifold gasket
- C2Z28265: Throttle body gasket
- AJ814048: Revised thermostat outlet
- C2Z28258: Revised thermostat outlet hose (with brass elbow)
- AJ813909: Water pump
- LR055301: Coolant expansion tank bleed screw (brass)
I just received my aluminum coolant pipes, and 'm trying to create my own parts list for my 2017 S by revising MaxD's. I like to get some input on this to ensure I have everything I need.
Miinimum Needed
Coolant pipes themselves
Manifold Gaskets. need different manifold gaskets than MaxD does. I need 2 of these C2Z17249 instead of the AJ811576 and AJ811590
C2Z28265: Throttle body gasket
Addition Stuff to Prevent Leaks
AJ814048 The rear water manifold. It sounds here like an aluminum part may be coming, but is not available yet, and that this part will be easy to replace while doing the coolant pipes since the access will be easy with the supercharger out. Correct?
T2R5910: Coolant reservoir water pipe - Easy to replace, might as well now.
LR055301: Coolant expansion tank bleed screw (brass) apparently out of stock now, will add this when they are available
C2Z18658: Water pump connector
AJ814048: Revised thermostat outlet
C2Z28258: Revised thermostat outlet hose (with brass elbow). This says it includes a "brass elbow". Is this "elbow" the same thing as in the link below or do want to get both? https://www.ebay.com/itm/35411336688...53.m1438.l2649
Things I Don't Think I Need Replace Now
My car is a 2017, built in 2016, with only 10,000 miles on it. Came to me a year ago with 4,000, and I expect to drive it about 6k a year. Given the low mileage I'm thinking there is no reason to replace the water pump and thermostat at this point. Do we expect early failures?
I'm also thinking there is no need to service the supercharger at this point, belt, oil, connector. Or do we think this might fail early?
Thanks for your help. When I finalize my parts list for my S I'll post that final version for others to use.
Are you sure about the part number for the rear water manifold? You have AJ814048 but I think it should be AJ814007? It is pictured above.
Just checking?
The brass elbow I think is a better setup than the stock plastic push in connector for your water pump hose.
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Are you sure about the part number for the rear water manifold? You have AJ814048 but I think it should be AJ814007? It is pictured above.
Just checking?
I also have AJ814007 listed for the rear manifold.
Thanks for the corrections. I want the aluminium part, and had pasted in the wrong part number for the manifold! Good catches.
And just to make sure I'm using the right terms, the aluminium connector is the the water pump connector, while the brass elbow plugs is the thermostat connector, right.
The Aluminum tube goes between the back of the water pump and the oil cooler brick. The brass connector is to replace the plastic version Jaguar used that connects on the front of the water pump. The red circle is where the brass replacement goes and the blue circle is the tube you can get in Aluminum.
Aluminum Version of the Rear Water Manifold AJ814007
Originally Posted by EuroAMP
Dare I say we are working on a mold... Yes, we are trying to get it made in aluminum, as well as the 5.0 N/A Crossover pipe. The sheer amount of plastic on these engines is a tragedy, as it really messes up their reputation even with enthusiasts. By the time the new pipes arrive you will know, as right now our focus is on marketing since we have NONE.
I want to get my new coolant pipes installed before the end of August. I'm assuming based on this that the aluminum version of the rear water manifold AJ814007 will not arrive until much later than that. Correct? Thanks.
I want to get my new coolant pipes installed before the end of August. I'm assuming based on this that the aluminum version of the rear water manifold AJ814007 will not arrive until much later than that. Correct? Thanks.
You'll be waiting a while for the rear manifold - if EuroAmp is at the marketing stage. I have spotted an aftermarket supplier who does the rear manifold - it looks identical to the Jag part and suspect made by the same company. It's £40 new. For that kind of money, I may as well buy it and install at the same time just in case.
You'll be waiting a while for the rear manifold - if EuroAmp is at the marketing stage. I have spotted an aftermarket supplier who does the rear manifold - it looks identical to the Jag part and suspect made by the same company. It's £40 new. For that kind of money, I may as well buy it and install at the same time just in case.
I want to get my new coolant pipes installed before the end of August. I'm assuming based on this that the aluminum version of the rear water manifold AJ814007 will not arrive until much later than that. Correct? Thanks.
Has this part been a point of failure? I don't know if this part has failed in the past or if is under high pressure. Should I replace it if (when) I do the aluminum pipes? Thanks.