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Jaguar numbers for coolant pipe replacement O rings

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Old Nov 11, 2025 | 11:28 PM
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The heater pipes come with the O rings installed already, I've installed over 15
of them on members cars with no issues, not a debate here just do what works for you,
even with the flat gasket that come with it, can't see them leaking from 2 metal surfaces mating, but just my 2 cents
do what you think is good for you, if it was a bad it would fail in 3 months, with each heat cycle
 

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Old Nov 12, 2025 | 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by dennis black
The heater pipes come with the O rings installed already, I've installed over 15
of them on members cars with no issues, not a debate here just do what works for you,
even with the flat gasket that come with it, can't see them leaking from 2 metal surfaces mating, but just my 2 cents
do what you think is good for you, if it was a bad it would fail in 3 months, with each heat cycle
Yes - I misunderstood your post. It's good to read that you haven't seen any leaks yet.
Your post really helps with how the ones that came with the pipes perform - helpful feedback for future buyers to take into consideration.
Eventually, hopefully after many years & miles, leaks will crop up with the OEM seals or aftermarket. As long as they last a good long while they've served their purpose.
 

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Old Dec 31, 2025 | 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Meanmugga
I need to change that pipe behind the engine... may I ask where you got the oem seals from?

Also... is it doable on the 3.0L without removing the supercharger?
It is totally doable without removing the supercharger. Not the easiest job, but very much doable DIY style.
 
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