Silicone Vaccume Hose Job??? should i replace this for the oem hoses??
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Silicone Vaccume Hose Job??? should i replace this for the oem hoses??
Silicone Vaccume Hose Job,, should I do it???
any suggestion??/ and if yes, where i can get blue Silicone Vaccume Hoses
any suggestion??/ and if yes, where i can get blue Silicone Vaccume Hoses
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If your hoses are old then yes do it.
A lighter helps with removing the old hoses.
http://www.rx7store.net/product_p/hosetech.htm
A lighter helps with removing the old hoses.
http://www.rx7store.net/product_p/hosetech.htm
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i got mine from hosetechniques.com. i used needlenose pliers to get off the hardened rubber hoses. be careful taking them off those emissions solenoid things. they break really easily.
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Originally Posted by MrRx
If your hoses are old then yes do it.
A lighter helps with removing the old hoses.
http://www.rx7store.net/product_p/hosetech.htm
A lighter helps with removing the old hoses.
http://www.rx7store.net/product_p/hosetech.htm
Wow that's an expensive kit for a 2nd gen. You don't need that much hose to do the engine. I'm currently using the $15 silicon kit from Autozone. It has 10ft of 4mm thats perfect for my Na S5. It also has 2 other sizes in the kit but I can't remember the size. I like to use a razor blade to cut the old hose and use a flat head screw driver to pry and rotate in the actual cut. This separates the old hose nice and simple without breaking anything.
fd3s1128 Autozone has the blue silicon hose that your looking for. They also have red and yellow.
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