[urq] coolant hose question
Ed Torres
bike-doctor at hotmail.com
Tue Oct 25 13:05:15 PDT 2011
Your are welcome,
FYI, if you are buying the kit.
The one you are looking for, works great. But the main hose from the top radiator (fan side) to the head (by cylinder 1 & 2) I had fitment problems and others in this group as well, I think Chris Knapp was one of them.
( I never returned back mine and never mention them my problem, 034 may or may not have corrected the issue)
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Ed Torres
FA901038 UrQuattro
Norwalk Ct 06855
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From: spotatashleys at hotmail.com
To: bike-doctor at hotmail.com
CC: urq at audifans.com
Subject: Re: [urq] coolant hose question
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:48:09 +0100
Hi Ed
Yes, you're right it's the long one. And this is great. At
least I now know it's obtainable from 034. Excellent. Thanks very
much.
Regards
Keith
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From:
Ed
Torres
To: Keith (UK Quattro) Ur-quattro
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2011 8:11
PM
Subject: RE: [urq] coolant hose
question
Hi,
According to this, it could
be the same for the 80/90/Coupe Quattro, S2 and RS2
http://www.034motorsport.com/engine-components-audi-i5-silicone-coolant-hose-kit-audi-i5-wauxiliary-radiator-p-1013.html
I think you are looking
for the long one right? that goes from the bottom of
the expansion tank to the bottom of radiator.
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> From:
spotatashleys at hotmail.com
> To: urq at audifans.com
> Date: Tue, 25
Oct 2011 19:16:24 +0100
> Subject: [urq] coolant hose question
>
> Evening all
> Anyone know of a source for or an imaginative
work around for replacing the coolant hose from the expansion tank to the
bottom of the main radiator - part number 857-121-109A?
> I haven't
managed to locate one yet here in UK. It was made NLA by our helpful
manufacturer in 2008. (how to they keep their "tradition" fleet on the
road?).
> Mine hasn't given up completely - I had to smarten-up the
radiator end of it which of course means it is now about 1in shorter but I
can't keep doing this.
> I have a spare rad so I took that to a motor
factors and bought a length of hose based on the O/D of the rad fitting but
when I came to swap it over I found that the expansion tank end is a
significantly larger bore (which did they do that? It makes no sense - other
than perhaps a bean counter saved a few pfennigs by re-using an expansion tank
off something else???)
> Anyway, you guys across the pond are a few
years ahead of us when it comes to inventive solutions to overcome NLA
parts...any ideas? All I've though of so far of doing is get two pieces of
hose - one to fit the bore of rad the other to fit the bore of the exp tank
and a metal joiner/take down piece between them....but it's a bit crap. Does
anyone know if there is a hose off another model in the VAG range (or anyone
elses range for that matter) that will provide a more elegant
solution?
> As always all suggestions gratefully received.
>
> Regards
>
> Keith
>
> '87 WR
>
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