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Cracked Throttle Join Fg

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#1

Noticed a boost leak, 5psi down coming from a huge crack on the rubbed joiner on the throttle. I think I've seen this happen to someone before I did a search but found nothing. Who makes a replacement for this?

#2

You will need 3 1/4 inch piping. The best place to get it from is a diesel spares outlet. The one I got was orange in colour and was told that it was 20 times more durable than factory spec. It is turbo diesel hot side silicon hose. I paid $7 for it as they charge by the cm. capable of withstanding 500 degrees F. Cheers

#3

Are you talking about the 90 degree bit of plastic pipe with the bov outlet on it?

#4

Rubber Joiner, cheers

#5

Was directed at the op.

#6
  • Author

Are you talking about the 90 degree bit of plastic pipe with the bov outlet on it?

The joiner between that and the throttle with two clamps close to each other on it.

#7

Ahh ok, I assume you've tried Ford already?

#8
  • Author

Nup I've seen an aftermarket elbow somewhere advertised with a clamp I just can't remember where. Why pay for a sh*t quality part twice?

Found this

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#9

Rapidsystems and PW do the elbow but I'm pretty sure they just use your run of the mill silicone joiner?

#10
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I'll do some shopping around and see what I can find

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