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Old 06-14-2003, 04:32 PM   #1
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i have a hole in the hose that goes from the TB down to i beleive the turbo, not sure, jsut got car and jsut starting to get into turbos, its a small hole about 3 inches away from TB, would this cause any problems? should i replace? where do i get the part?
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What year and model? Really tough to say without that info.
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90 shadow 2.5 T1 5sp
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Is it a fat hose? If so that is the turbo outlet hose, any holes there would make you lose boost. Picture?
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its the hole that hooks right to the throttle body
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depending on the size of the hole it will make you loose boost...bigger hole more boost loss. as you boost more and more though it will eventually become impossible to build much of any boost......short answer...find a new one, probably 10 bucks tops and a j-yard.
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ive got the same problem

its the fat black hose,its on the right side of the turbo,and goes down somewhere

it aint a hard work to replace it

i am loosing 2 or 3 psi


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Old 06-17-2003, 01:01 PM   #8
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since you need a new hose anyway, why not intercool? =)
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is this the hose wich goes down to the intercooler?
(if u have one of course)
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