Singvogel · Jan 11, 2012

dave1419 said:
My engine covers are the same as singvogel's,only thing i don't have is the millers bottle and the bottle by the battery-and the christmas wrapping paper beside the fuse box!ha-ha.My car is a 55plate/06 registered and looks as clean as his.---Dave

You mean you don't use the under-bonnet 'storage space' for all your top-up bottles??

Surprisingly none of them ever move or get dislodged - even off-road.

Millers, antifreeze, engine-oil, windscreen wash conc, all tucked away.

Christmas wrapping paper indeed! That's the zip-lock protecting the Synergy, which is inside a bubble-wrap bag as well.

I just try to do as much 'idiot-proofing' as possible, as a result of having too many times left whatever it was at home and had to buy more en-route.

I'm the 'idiot' - too many half full containers in the garage.

dave1419 · Jan 11, 2012

:hysterically_laughi HE-HE!:hysterically_laughi

Larahausp1 · Sep 10, 2017

Singvogel said:
Righty ho -

You can see the sensor in the pic. I have three turbo hoses and the sensor is in the plastic cylinder part just to the rear of the dip-stick, to the left of the short straight hose. As I said, I picked up the turbo hoses myself from DPH.

I got the 70mm diameter air-duct part from autoperformance hoses on eBay, just google the entire line below:

70mm 2 3/4" BLUE Silicone Ducting Flexible Induction Air Intake Pipe Hose 0.5M

There is little to choose between them and Mr Silicone, another top-rated eBay seller. I think the 2 of them have a little price-war going on actually, as the prices vary a tiny amount every week or so. Sometimes one will give free postage.

Note that they don't seem to sell less that 500mm lengths of the stuff.

Singvogel.

If this one is knackered will it cause a sucking sound?

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