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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: oceanic-green on 05 July 2012, 13:43
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Help please I just snapped the bit that I was planning on plugging the silicone onto. What can I do to fix it, any ideas?? As I am in the process of doing the N249 bypass.
(http://i878.photobucket.com/albums/ab347/Darrenscriven/pip002.jpg)
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can I T piece it from the one plastic black pipe left, so that one goes to the Secondary Air intake System, while the other goes to the inlet manifold ?
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Is that the one if you bypass it you gotta rid the sai??
Think you will have to get another one tbh ask someone that has done the delete
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Is that the one if you bypass it you gotta rid the sai??
Think you will have to get another one tbh ask someone that has done the delete
Yes that is right, I don't want to delete the SAI. My only option is to t piece it until I can get another N112. Please can someone tell me if I can t piece it Thanks
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Personllly I don't know as I'm not too sure if vacuum is needed all the time there hence having that valve inplace..... Might only be needed when sai is on :undecided:
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i am guessing it would be ok because both pipes would go to the same location. One to the black pipe and the other to the hole you can see next to it, which should look the same as the other if I hadn't of snapped it!
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I done the same if its a clean snap plastic weld round it then put a layer of glue round the weld mines held up for since november with no boost problems !
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I done the same if its a clean snap plastic weld round it then put a layer of glue round the weld mines held up for since november with no boost problems !
Thanks, Plastic weld? I have never even done soldering :laugh: it is not a clean snap though. I have t pieced it and I am going to see what happens!!! :laugh:
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This is what I have done to hopefully fix it. stuff getting another n112 because I just been told they are about £67 from TPS :shocked:
(http://i878.photobucket.com/albums/ab347/Darrenscriven/pip004.jpg)
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Really easy to be fair just flat both sides of the snap so they sit flushish get someone to hold together do a couple of tacks so the hold then literally just run the tip of the iron round the whole thing
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Really easy to be fair just flat both sides of the snap so they sit flushish get someone to hold together do a couple of tacks so the hold then literally just run the tip of the iron round the whole thing
Ahhh, ok, thanks mate! Only problem is that I don't have a soldering iron :laugh: I will have to see how my T piece does! If not then I may have to buy myself a soldering iron, as it is much cheaper than £67 :laugh:
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99p store :laugh:
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Well I done it, and it seems definitely better, but still not quite as good as it should be, maybe it is to do with the t piece I had to use? :undecided: