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Whats this? have i got a loose hose?


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Yep me again! been busy this morning! well i've fixed the Traction control then i started nosing around in the engine bay and i've found a metal pipe near the oil filter which disappears towards the pressure tank area... see attachment.. What the heck is it? whats it for? and more importantly should i have a hose which connects to it? :conf:

 

Cheers

James

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Obviously :blink: I guess its not the kinda thing you look for until you've got problems with ya car ;)

 

Looks like no one else has any ideas what it could be either... strange cuz at the tip of the tube there's a little bulge around the rim as tho a rubber hose should be connected to it..

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http://www.mkivsupra.net/resources/turbopipes/images/pressure_tank_vsv.jpg

 

Looks like a hose has come off your emissions system VSV gubbinsy stuff. I haven't looked at this part of the vacuum system in great detail but there should be a hose on there :eek: Where it goes to, who knows :)

 

Actually, you'll probably find there are some metal pipes under the intake manifold going towards the throttle body, and I suspect you'll find one of these doesn't have a pipe on either...

 

Could be part of your boosting problems.

 

-Ian

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Great thanks for the picture Ian, I assume you took it yourself, I will have a look into this and see what the VSV for the emissions system actually does, and then see how this could effect my boosting problems! might be unlikely that it has anything to do with it, but we'll see :)

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