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Old 17-01-2013, 18:04   #1
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Default alternator Oil hose needed

i desperately need this hose for the pump on my new alternator, it goes from the engine block to the oil/vacuum pump on the alternator

ive got rubber tube from a sunroof drainage but it's not high pressure

NEED IT ASAP!!!!!!!!!!

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Old 17-01-2013, 18:28   #2
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just bought some hose will be here be at least the 23 FFS!
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Old 17-01-2013, 18:36   #3
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just bought some hose will be here be at least the 23 FFS!
I said it would take weeks to fit
Is there not a motor factors or scrappy round your way somewhere?
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Old 17-01-2013, 18:44   #4
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I said it would take weeks to fit
Is there not a motor factors or scrappy round your way somewhere?
took me about 10 min to remove alternator.....an it was snowing!

no motor factors around here selling right pipe
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Old 17-01-2013, 18:47   #5
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took me about 10 min to remove alternator.....an it was snowing!

no motor factors around here selling right pipe
I said FIT not take it off
Is that pipe perished or something?
You can do a good temp repair with amalgamating tape, water and vacuum proof
Should be in every offroader's glove box
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Old 17-01-2013, 19:10   #6
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I said FIT not take it off
Is that pipe perished or something?
You can do a good temp repair with amalgamating tape, water and vacuum proof
Should be in every offroader's glove box
yeah, i fixed my bottom rad hose with amalgamating tape i can'y be bothered temp repairing it as is means removing the alternator again as the pipe is in a awkward place

it's an easy job to do the alternator, and its not got a bodge cage welded onto it either

there's other low pressure pipes perished, but i have the right pipe to sort that
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Old 17-01-2013, 18:30   #7
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Pop to a motor factor, and take it with you, they sell pipe by the 1/2 meter.

Make sure to tell them it is vacuum pipe, as on some high pressure pipe, the inside will collapse, as it is designed that the pressure pushes the inner against the re-enforcing, keeping it open, where as Vacuum pipe does not need to be up to the high pressures, but it is made so it does not collapse under a vacuum.
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Old 17-01-2013, 19:50   #8
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make sure your alternator is turning the right way round
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Old 17-01-2013, 20:33   #9
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Old 17-01-2013, 20:40   #10
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i hope this alternator business .....is'nt going to turn out like the STARTING MOTOR ........Remember it will soon be XMAS ?
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Old 17-01-2013, 20:46   #11
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i hope this alternator business .....is'nt going to turn out like the STARTING MOTOR ........Remember it will soon be XMAS ?
shouldn't do, just waiting for the hose to come when it comes, i'll re fit the alternator, found some other hoses that are perished, luckily they aren't HP so i can replace them tomorrow with stuff ive got
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Old 07-02-2013, 22:00   #12
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just sent these guys a email to see if i can send them the buggered vacuum/oil hose for them to make a new strengthened silicone version

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