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attached to small diameter vacuum hose coming off the back of the inlet manifold, I broke the hose barb off the valve looking thing in the middle of the attached photo... (trying to get the old crusty hose off ).
What is it?
and can I block off the hose and valve outlets and drive until I get a new one?
It tees into 2 hoses at the back and one of these runs into the chassis near the windscreen washer bottle filler.
attached to small diameter vacuum hose coming off the back of the inlet manifold, I broke the hose barb off the valve looking thing in the middle of the attached photo... (trying to get the old crusty hose off ).
What is it?
and can I block off the hose and valve outlets and drive until I get a new one?
It tees into 2 hoses at the back and one of these runs into the chassis near the windscreen washer bottle filler.
That it's for the air recirculation flap of the A/C (only the other flaps are moved by electric motors) and perhaps the diff lock via the T Piece.
Yes you can close the pipe coming out from the intake manifold.
I just broke the very same broided end of the very same part on my ADU motor and I just screw an M6 bolt on a piece of rubber hose and closed the exit/entrance on the manifold till I got the new oneway valve.
I started off bypassing the leaking heater core (until get a new one and have time to replace it), split the old hose coming off the manifold, and the broke the valve trying to replace the hose...
I broke mine earlier this year and found out a cheap fix for it. Buy a T-piece hose connector and a one way valve that is orginally made to prevent washer fluid to go backwards in the washer system. Was about 1,5£ for the parts. And the one way valve was off the shelf from ordinary partstore.
S2 Avant SleeperWagon 570hv and 765nm on 2,2bar/E85
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