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whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 08 Sep 2011, 18:19
by lloydy
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Mines looking a bit holey
and is it syncro specific?
Thanks
Re: whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 08 Sep 2011, 18:25
by axeman
looks like the air feed for the air filter too me.
neil
Re: whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 08 Sep 2011, 18:26
by axeman
axeman wrote:looks like the air feed for the air filter too me. peice of rubber pipe?
neil
Re: whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 08 Sep 2011, 19:01
by lloydy
looks quite spongey? is it meant to be like that?
Re: whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 09 Sep 2011, 16:17
by syncropaddy
Yup thats the air intake from the snorkle to the air filter and yes they all look like that and no they are not syncro specific ..............
Re: whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 09 Oct 2011, 21:14
by lloydy
has anyone got a part number or proper name for this?
Re: whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 10 Oct 2011, 04:44
by Mickyfin
Im trying to picture where exactly this is located.
Is it behind the plastic panel shown here on mine with my new blue vacuum hose going into..?
Whats confusing to me, is that I can clearly see that in your photo, you have screw retainers (Which hold the cover plate on), whereas with mine of the same place is head on with clips with push on fixed studs.
When I removed my panel recently to attach my new vacuum hose, I don't recall seeing anything like what you have there, which is why I am a little confused lol
Re: whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 10 Oct 2011, 05:35
by lloydy
Ha ha! The picture is taken through the hole when the left rear tail light is removed. You won't have the fitting because it's diesel. It joins the air filter canister to the snorkel
Re: whats this called? flexi bit on snorkel/air filter
Posted: 10 Oct 2011, 05:54
by Mickyfin
Ah, I see now, no wonder I was getting miffed lol
