intercooler rubber joint boost leak
intercooler rubber joint boost leak
Joint, rubber: Part Number: N3A1-13-245
lookd there and seems to be my major boost leak cause. Now went to local mazda and they only have 1 part in all north america supposedly. AND its 300$ =s
any one have any alternatives or where i might find one!!! =(
Thank you very much!
lookd there and seems to be my major boost leak cause. Now went to local mazda and they only have 1 part in all north america supposedly. AND its 300$ =s
any one have any alternatives or where i might find one!!! =(
Thank you very much!
$300 . . . that's the same rape as a dealership charging $100+ for the crappy AST.
So you need the intercooler 'S' pipe? Pipe is very cheap when found used.
I have an aluminium Re-Amemiya intercooler pipe set and OEM set that I don't mind parting with.
So you need the intercooler 'S' pipe? Pipe is very cheap when found used.
I have an aluminium Re-Amemiya intercooler pipe set and OEM set that I don't mind parting with.
is this what you need?
http://www.zenaracing.com/shop/silic...-10000238.html
I've ordered from zena racing on their ebay store several times, quick shipping and never any issues.
http://www.zenaracing.com/shop/silic...-10000238.html
I've ordered from zena racing on their ebay store several times, quick shipping and never any issues.
There is a silicone boost hose kit on www.pettitracing.com eh
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This is a common problem due to the age of the hoses and the massive heat in the stock FD engine bay. I'd definitely recommend replacing them with hard pipe or the Pettit silicone hoses, any used oem pieces are on borrowed time.
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