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SOS Need help identifying THIS hose...... ASAP
Hi Guys..... I need some help with a broken hose and getting a new one. I don't know what it is called so I cant order a new one.
I have a 2005 Super Charged C230 Kompressor 1.8 It is located on the passenger side, here are a couple of pictures to orient you guys........ PLEASE send me the part number if possible. ![]() ![]()
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If I had to guess, I'd say nothing is actually 'broken'. It looks like the hose came out of the coupler.
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It looks like the charge air hose from the compressor, the one that's pulled away with O-ring.
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Scott..... you were dead on!
Once I got a chance to really get in there and see what was happening, BINGO. The hose had come loose (had some work done on it recently and it may have been reassembled incorrectly. Seated the hose and buttoned it down..... now NO surging whatsoever! Thanks fellas!!! |
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The easy fixes are always the best!
Glad to have helped.
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Still amazing to me how brave a keyboard makes some of us.
Either way, thanks to you guys, it was a simple fix once I was able to get in there and see what was happening. |
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Your first picture was the key.
Good job using the camera, or was it a phone?
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Thanks Scott.... was my phone.
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If you did have to replace it...I'll bet it's not a $10 hose!
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German intercooler hose. Of course it's over engineered
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It's designed to keep a rounded internal profile and follow the engine while it torques in the mounts (might want to check those).
There is no such thing as German over-engineering. Such talk could get you in trouble. And their sense of humor needs no correction, thank you!
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My Powerstroke diesel has a hose coming off the intercooler very similar to that. It is a know weak point that sometimes comes apart under hard acceleration when towing. Fortunately I was right near my house when it happened. Went aftermarket to solve that issue....
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Interesting.
To hold the profile, assuming the internal pressure is lower than atm, I was wondering .... wouldn't it be better to have the springs inside the flexible hose ? |
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^^^ Yup, that would explain it.
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