[urq] Replaced old hose

Buchholz, Steven Steven.Buchholz at kla-tencor.com
Fri Aug 6 18:29:45 EDT 2004


... the other advantage of including a length of metal hose in this area is
that it can handle the heat of that turbo, which sits on the other side of
the hose from the headlight connectors, only a few inches away.  I've
fashioned an insulator to protect the soft hose that is now installed.  This
hose never has to deal with anything greater than atmospheric pressure, but
the turbo heat cooks and then cracks the factory hose ... and may also take
a bit of the flex out of your vulco hose ... 

Steve B
San Jose, CA (USA)
> 
> Thanks for all the help. I ended up buying a 2"1/2
> vulco flex hose and cutting the end piece off of the
> original 2" bottom coupler. I then inserted a copper
> sleeve to give the hose clamp the ability to bite
> without collapsing the hose. She pulls real strong
> again thanks for all the advice. When time and money
> allows, I might look into the idea of the metal hose
> replacement as the vulco flex is touching the
> connector for my high beam on original headlights.


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