T25 Exhaust
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T25 Exhaust
I have 2 inch a rusty split in the seam of this part of my exhaust http://www.justkampers.com/shop/0252511 ... 12019.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; but can't work out exactly what the part does & whether to replace or just try & seal it. Can anyone enlighten me please. Thanks
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Re: T25 Exhaust
The shroud is for the hot air pickup on air cooled engines. My water cooled had this exhaust with the same problem. I changed mine unnecasarily believing it was blowing from here.
Is the exhaust blowing, and is it air cooled?
Is the exhaust blowing, and is it air cooled?
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Re: T25 Exhaust
No, it is water cooled & I do not think it is leaking exhaust gas, it appears to be just the outer casing is split. When I stuck a small screwdriver through the hole & tapped the inner pipe it felt pretty solid.
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Re: T25 Exhaust
Just out of interest, do we need the hot air flexible pipes on a watercooled as mine are knackered and not that cheap to replace.
When people have aftermarket exhausts, do they even have this hot air take off on them?
When people have aftermarket exhausts, do they even have this hot air take off on them?
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Re: T25 Exhaust
No we don't need them. Carb icing is not an issue on these engines in our UK climate. Even in that VERY cold winter 2 years ago my DG had no icing problems and I had removed the (rattly) heat exchangers when I last had the exhaust off. After market systems do not have them fitted either.
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Re: T25 Exhaust
Thats great news, i can remove my shredded hoses then they look terrible, thanks for that 

1986 Auto-sleeper 1.9 dg, also have a Revo mapped mk4 Golf gt TDI PD115.