ISV hose solution?

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  • newsh
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    • Aug 2003
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    • Country: United Kingdom

    #16
    This was not easy to find either, as you can see the split was actually under the clip so with the system pressurised tightening the clip changed the sound of the hiss but couldn't cure it.

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    • veneto rs2
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      • Jun 2006
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      • Country: Veneto

      #17
      Originally posted by newsh
      This was not easy to find either, as you can see the split was actually under the clip so with the system pressurised tightening the clip changed the sound of the hiss but couldn't cure it.
      I second that!

      Mine had a couple of very little cracks on the inside of the "elbow".....
      Putting a new one one cured not just the pressure leak (hard to notice due to the dimensions of the cracks) but also the idle dropping to dead with aircondition on and hot outside temps for wich I always blamed the ISV I must have cleaned and change that ten times with no avail....

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      • UrS4boy
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        • Feb 2006
        • 11859
        • Country: Canada

        #18
        Originally posted by newsh
        This was not easy to find either, as you can see the split was actually under the clip so with the system pressurised tightening the clip changed the sound of the hiss but couldn't cure it.
        Strange. I posted about the equivalent ISV to IM rubber elbows failing on the AAN on my home forum and afte 120 views, not one person has had a problem. That said, when strange idle issues come up, I will now suggest a pressure test that includes the ISV to IM piping.

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        • tajgreidotu
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          • May 2008
          • 324
          • Country: Spain

          #19
          Long time since this thread, but I need some info:

          I need to know the diameter of both exits of the ISV to buy then in silicone (im not near the car )

          I saw they have 23-35mm clamps, but found nothing more...

          Cheers!

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          • Condor
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            • Jul 2004
            • 424
            • Country: United Kingdom

            #20
            Reducer elbow

            Originally posted by newsh
            Yes, I found a silicon one on the web and ordered it, looks like it will work ok, its a 19mm to 22mm reducer elbow.
            Hi All, I'm in need of a 90 reducer elbow as described in this thread, is it deffo a 19mm to 22mm elbow as http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEw-Silico...item339105b2e9

            Thanks Condor
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            • newsh
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              • Aug 2003
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              #21
              Originally posted by Condor
              Hi All, I'm in need of a 90 reducer elbow as described in this thread, is it deffo a 19mm to 22mm elbow as http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEw-Silico...item339105b2e9

              Thanks Condor
              Yes, that's the one, you just have to shorten it a bit.

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              • Condor
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                • Jul 2004
                • 424
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                #22
                Originally posted by newsh
                Yes, that's the one, you just have to shorten it a bit.
                Many thanks Newsh, my cars not been behaving quite as it should so got the tools out this afternoon to find this little rubber hose had split, have taped it up temporarily until a new hose arrives...thanks again...Condor
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