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1TRICK6 10-28-2015 04:57 PM

MFI cold start squirter hose replacement, help needed
 
Replacing my MFI cold start squirter hoses and need know if I can just pull the fittings out of the manifold to replace the hoses. I feel some movement in the fittings but not sure if they will come out and if they do, will they go back in and be properly sealed.
Also having a hard time finding 3/16"/4.5mm hose clamps. Only thing other than ear clip clamps is these snapper clamps which are plastic. Has anyone tried these?
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Flieger 10-28-2015 05:16 PM

Don't touch the fittings.

30westrob 10-28-2015 06:35 PM

A slight rotation back and fourth while pulling should bring the fittings out of the manifold.

Daves911L 10-28-2015 06:42 PM

Usually they are not hard to pull out. But be gentle! These things are old and generally very brittle. If you break one, I don't know where you will find a replacement.

dicklague 10-28-2015 07:48 PM

I bought some great fuel proof tubing from McMaster-Carr a while back.....I could look it up if you want.

1TRICK6 10-28-2015 08:51 PM

So if the fitting comes out, how does it get a good seal when it's put back into the stacks?

BSNMOE 10-29-2015 12:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1TRICK6 (Post 8855342)
So if the fitting comes out, how does it get a good seal when it's put back into the stacks?

I put a little black RTV silicone around fitting.

RSTarga 10-29-2015 04:30 AM

Those are Oettinger clamps. Just replace them with the new braided hose. If you google Oettinger you can find who sells the special pliers and clamps. Be very careful when removing not to break the plastic stacks.

Daves911L 10-29-2015 06:08 AM

They don't need to be sealed, since they are above the throttle plate. Doubtful any air would be drawn in anyway, but if it was there would be no effect. Maybe a dab of Dow silicone grease would be nice, but nothing else.

The braided cloth covered hose is availabel, but you have to do some looking around. Try VW sites. And again, be careful. These old plastic nozzles are fragile.

RSTarga 10-29-2015 09:29 AM

Those are fuel hoses, so they need to be sealed if you don't want fuel dribbling out with bad consequences.

mobius911 10-29-2015 06:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RSTarga (Post 8855550)
Those are Oettinger clamps. Just replace them with the new braided hose. If you google Oettinger you can find who sells the special pliers and clamps. Be very careful when removing not to break the plastic stacks.

Pretty sure they are Oetiker clamps, but Google's so good it probably doesn't matter...


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