Intercooler Hose

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markwizard

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Hi

Had someone reving the engine at the weekend while I was under the bonnet. The intercooler hose going to the inlet manifold (the longer one, not the shorter elbow) was "ballooning" slightly as the revs came up.

Should I change them or is this normal?

If they need to be changed some on ebay have a sensor, some don't. Which sensor is it?

Thanks,
 
Both this one and the 90 degree elbow one are virtually service items and they aren't that expensive to change and a lot easier to change in the workshop than on the side of the road. Ask me how I know :doh:.

Allan
 
Both this one and the 90 degree elbow one are virtually service items and they aren't that expensive to change and a lot easier to change in the workshop than on the side of the road. Ask me how I know :doh:.

Allan

Sounds like the voice of experience Allan!
 
it is possible to repair the long hose with an empty coke can, five cable ties and a roll of duct tape.

it really is, when you're 75 miles from your destination on a Sunday morning callout, with a christening to get to, it really works.

not really a long term solution though.
 
replace it i know, got towed home, 130 mls coz, rac said i had blown the head gasket turned out to be the lower pipe. thanks to the knowledge of this website

and yes i cried all the way home thinking of the cost
 
mine had the sensor in the pipe but i just bought the cheaper one without the sensor, cut the end off and then refitted the sensor off the old pipe , hey presto saved 25 quid :D

can post some pics if anyone wants to see it....
 
mine had the sensor in the pipe but i just bought the cheaper one without the sensor, cut the end off and then refitted the sensor off the old pipe , hey presto saved 25 quid :D

can post some pics if anyone wants to see it....
I thought about doing this but chose to renew the lot as you still have the small hose after the sensor that is the original.
 
Are there not 3 pipes?

1 to the intercooler, 1 from the intercooler and 1 small elbow to the EGR valve?

All the silicon kits only have 2
 
There are some on ebay that have the 3 hoses but you are looking at paying about £68 and this is without the new sensor. When I bought the genuine LR part a few months ago i think it cost about £30 ish but I would have preferred silicone hoses if the 3 hoses had been available at the time.
 
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There are some on ebay that have the 3 hoses but you are looking at paying about £68 and this is without the new sensor. When I bought the genuine LR part a few months ago i think it cost about £30 ish but I would have preferred silicone hoses if the 3 hoses had been available at the time.

Cheers Nick, I'll have a look later!
 
Looks like most of the kits only have the 90 deg elbow and the intercooler to manifold, not the turbo to intercooler????
 
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