I have a BMW brass bleeder screw. Same size and can be found pretty easy.
Lr4 coolant bleed valve screw
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Cstall1819
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I know this is old, but I’m at a loss. I have a 2020 Land Rover Discover HSE. The bleeder screw on the crossover pipe on the passenger side broke off. I can’t find a replacement for it? I see this one above but not for my year model and worried it won’t fit. When I ordered what I thought was the replacement, I received the large one for the expansion tank. The one I need is smaller. Anyone have any part number or help?
Jimmy Brooks
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LR055301
if you are using the 3.0L SCV6 I believe this should be it. Ill link the FCP Euro image of it below, just make sure it looks the same.
if you are using the 3.0L SCV6 I believe this should be it. Ill link the FCP Euro image of it below, just make sure it looks the same.
Land Rover Joe
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I think this is the right one for the V8...
Cstall1819
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Okay, so this is the one that I originally ordered but it’s for the coolant overflow tank and is a bigger screw than the one on the crossover pipe in the back and I’m having a heck of a time finding the smaller one.
And mine is the V6 and not the V8. But, thank you both for responding. I greatly appreciate it. I didn’t think I’d have this much trouble, but it’s been a challenge.
powershift
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On my V8 the front xover has the factory plastic plug that isn't threaded and then I replaced the threaded plastic plug in the aluminum line that connects to the rear xover with a brass plug, but I couldn't find the part number. The front crossover plug doesn't screw in or out so I felt that it wasn't going to snap off in there.
16FujiDisco
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So I actually ran into this today; replaced a lot at my 120k mi service last month, but today noticed a little bit of coolant on the garage floor after the wife pulled out. Once she got back I popped the hood and the bleeder screw was seeping coolant. As soon I touched it to see it if it was loose, it broke off and sent coolant gushing. So my advice is change these with the crossovers as well.
Had to do a good bit of searching but here are some part numbers that work:
-Land Rover - LR031393 - (P/N for the hose piece that comes with a new bleeder), but a google search will bring up a brass screw on amazon, and a plastic one on British Parts of Utah
-Land Rover - LR017802 - same as LR031393
-Auto Zone - Doorman 902-404 (plastic) 902-404HP (brass)
-BMW P/N cross reference - 17111712788 - works at O'Reilly's, amazon, FCP Euro, AutohausAZ
Had to do a good bit of searching but here are some part numbers that work:
-Land Rover - LR031393 - (P/N for the hose piece that comes with a new bleeder), but a google search will bring up a brass screw on amazon, and a plastic one on British Parts of Utah
-Land Rover - LR017802 - same as LR031393
-Auto Zone - Doorman 902-404 (plastic) 902-404HP (brass)
-BMW P/N cross reference - 17111712788 - works at O'Reilly's, amazon, FCP Euro, AutohausAZ
I used these:
No issues so far!
No issues so far!
After reading that the coolant tank plug is not sold separately by LR, I am temporarily using a 14mm x 2mm x 24 socket head bolt wrapped with teflon tape, hoping that my original will fall out soon.
Had excellent results refilling through the crossover pipe bleed port.
Had excellent results refilling through the crossover pipe bleed port.
