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replacement oil breather tube

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ok , i need a new one , any ideas wot to use ?

its the one that goes from the tower to the carb
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got to be a breaker job surely? by the time you've found something that is chunky enough not to kink you be as well to get one designed for the purpose. Maybe Steve shaw was a length of reinforced rubber tubing for you?
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The oil breather tube on my 2.1dj caused problems when it collapsed on itself. So do it right!!
I used a length of reinforced clear garden hose, that just happened to be the right diameter.

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tonytech wrote:The oil breather tube on my 2.1dj caused problems when it collapsed on itself. So do it right!!
I used a length of reinforced clear garden hose, that just happened to be the right diameter.

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does that take the heat Tony ?

Bob , i shouted for one on the wanted froum a few weeks ago ,

i'm thinking about 22mm copper pipe ?
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No problem ith heat so far I guess time will tell.
The breater on the 2.1 is only about 8" long, so I dont think it gets too hot or deform much.

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Hi - we bought a brand new rubber one for the 1.9 - £17 from local VW supplier (not dealership). Think we need the same part for the 2.1 as it is running with the car, not the injectors.

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ermie571 wrote:Hi - we bought a brand new rubber one for the 1.9 - £17 from local VW supplier (not dealership). Think we need the same part for the 2.1 as it is running with the car, not the injectors.

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ok , i'll have to look into that :D
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i found a length of 20mm ebber conduit
bit like this
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fitted it and look ok and hopefully should be ok until i can source something better
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used black waste tube on mine from my local caravan place. ribbed on the outside so the oil does not build up inside. goes brittle after a couple of years but at £2 a metre its cheap.
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Just buy one from GSF, they ain't expensive, they are genuine, they fit, and will work for years, properly.
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Simon Baxter wrote:Just buy one from GSF, they ain't expensive, they are genuine, they fit, and will work for years, properly.

cool , i'll pop in and get one :D
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Simon Baxter wrote:Just buy one from GSF, they ain't expensive, they are genuine, they fit, and will work for years, properly.

cool , i'll pop in and get one :D

item number 01325 oil breather hose £17.50 GSF :D

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