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Offline Mk2_tel

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After fitting a allard egr delete
« on: 18 January 2013, 17:50 »
However the black pipe on the car now has a split in it.
Almost like a long 90. Am I right in thinking I have to cut the insert out inside?
If so can I buy this pipe in a stronger version an maybe with the insert missing as my original one is useless anyway?
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Re: After fitting a allard egr delete
« Reply #1 on: 18 January 2013, 23:36 »
A picture would help me understand a lot more mate.

From what I'm getting, your 90° rubber pipe coming from your egr delete to your hard plastic intercooler pipe has split? And you want a new one?

Scrap yard will probably be your cheapest option, then youst cut down where the clip slots in with a hacksaw, the the metal part of the pipe will come off the rubber :)

Other than that you could get an aftermarket 90° hose but fitting it to the hard plastic intrrcooler pipenwould be a problem.

Hope this helps? Hoggy.

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Re: After fitting a allard egr delete
« Reply #2 on: 19 January 2013, 12:13 »
Ok mate cheers
Also that hard plastic pipe that goes to intercooler down side of the engine
is that refered to as the pancake pipe almost looks squashed cheers

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Re: After fitting a allard egr delete
« Reply #3 on: 19 January 2013, 15:42 »
Your pancake pipe is the pipe that runs down the side of the engine at the bootom end, barely visible fron the top, you can only really see it with the wheel off, its made from metal aswell, not plastic :(