crankcase ventilation (breather) hose ('87 T25)
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crankcase ventilation (breather) hose ('87 T25)
just bought first T25 - and am sorting a few bits needed... someone botched the crankcase vent hose a while ago and it's now cracked and coughing oilynes over the engine... local garage wants £30 for a new one... seems a bit steep for a bit of hose... ? am i wrong?
anyone any ideas? or spares or should I just shut up and pay up?
also - is there a good online source for bits?
cheers
anyone any ideas? or spares or should I just shut up and pay up?
also - is there a good online source for bits?
cheers
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Is this the hose that runs from the black plastic tower thing to the plastic thing sat on top of the carb? (technical speak)? If it is, think we paid around £18 for ours. It is a bit of a weird shape.
Suppliers for vw bits...
GSF
or
Just Kampers.
Could try either of them. Or call B&B components in Maidstone....they will send parts out in the post - he does trade on e-bay - think its tierod,..sommat like that.
Em
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Suppliers for vw bits...
GSF
or
Just Kampers.
Could try either of them. Or call B&B components in Maidstone....they will send parts out in the post - he does trade on e-bay - think its tierod,..sommat like that.
Em
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These are available from Simon Baxter at Brickwerks, he does an efficient mail-order service.
http://www.brickwerks.co.uk/components/ ... 74f632.jpg
Ian.
http://www.brickwerks.co.uk/components/ ... 74f632.jpg
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looks like the part - think I've found it a couple of quid cheaper over on the GSF site...
thanks for your help - by the way, what does DG stand for with reference to engine type? (more simple questions i guess... but y'gotta start somewhere, right?)
cheers
thanks for your help - by the way, what does DG stand for with reference to engine type? (more simple questions i guess... but y'gotta start somewhere, right?)
cheers
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ermie571 wrote:Is this the hose that runs from the black plastic tower thing to the plastic thing sat on top of the carb? (technical speak)? If it is, think we paid around £18 for ours. It is a bit of a weird shape.
Suppliers for vw bits...
GSF
or
Just Kampers.
Could try either of them. Or call B&B components in Maidstone....they will send parts out in the post - he does trade on e-bay - think its tierod,..sommat like that.
Em
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Thanks for help - think GSF looking like best for price
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Enthusiasts refer to the liquid-cooled 1.9, 2.1 (and 2.5 ?) as a waterboxer.
Horizontally opposed flat 4 cylinder engines are refered to as a 'Boxer' engine.
WBX is a shorthand for WaterBoX.
DF, DG and DJ are the number prefixes VW put on their petrol engines for the T25, CT and CU are Aircooled and JX and 1Y are diesel engine prefixes. i.e DG123456 is a 1915cc petrol engine generating 78 PS (unit of power) when it left Hannover.
A '*' after the engine number indicates that the engine's been rebuilt by VW at some point
To order engine parts you'll need to know which engine you have .... it should be on your V5 aka logbook.
Hope this helps.
Ian.
Horizontally opposed flat 4 cylinder engines are refered to as a 'Boxer' engine.
WBX is a shorthand for WaterBoX.
DF, DG and DJ are the number prefixes VW put on their petrol engines for the T25, CT and CU are Aircooled and JX and 1Y are diesel engine prefixes. i.e DG123456 is a 1915cc petrol engine generating 78 PS (unit of power) when it left Hannover.
A '*' after the engine number indicates that the engine's been rebuilt by VW at some point
To order engine parts you'll need to know which engine you have .... it should be on your V5 aka logbook.
Hope this helps.
Ian.
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LPG courtesy of Steve @ Gasure
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Ian Hulley wrote:Enthusiasts refer to the liquid-cooled 1.9, 2.1 (and 2.5 ?) as a waterboxer.
Horizontally opposed flat 4 cylinder engines are refered to as a 'Boxer' engine.
WBX is a shorthand for WaterBoX.
DF, DG and DJ are the number prefixes VW put on their petrol engines for the T25, CT and CU are Aircooled and JX and 1Y are diesel engine prefixes. i.e DG123456 is a 1915cc petrol engine generating 78 PS (unit of power) when it left Hannover.
A '*' after the engine number indicates that the engine's been rebuilt by VW at some point
To order engine parts you'll need to know which engine you have .... it should be on your V5 aka logbook.
Hope this helps.
Ian.
thanks Ian - it's so good to have you guys at the other end of the forum.. it's making my tentative steps into VW ownership far less daunting and all the more enjoyable...
cheers for that
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