Where can I get a drain hose for the fresh air box? See my pic.
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Where can I get a drain hose for the fresh air box? See my pic.
Yep the hose had to be brittle and break when I was removing the air box in the frunk. Seems to be discontinued or on back order so no one can get it. What are my alternatives and options? I tried the hardware stores and they had nothing that would work. The ID and the OD are both specific for it to work.
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Check with dC Automotive.
Their site shows the hose, new and in stock for $4.00.
I was thinking a section of garden hose might work..
Their site shows the hose, new and in stock for $4.00.
I was thinking a section of garden hose might work..
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I think it is bigger than garden hose.
I ordered it from Automobile Atlanta and the bill said it was back ordered. Pelican has it listed no longer available. I'll call dc and try the dealer.
inner diameter = 24 mm
outer diameter 1 = 25 mm
outer diameter 2 = 30 mm
I ordered it from Automobile Atlanta and the bill said it was back ordered. Pelican has it listed no longer available. I'll call dc and try the dealer.
inner diameter = 24 mm
outer diameter 1 = 25 mm
outer diameter 2 = 30 mm
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As I figured the first time, the dealer called me back and said they can not get it. He told me to call dc and said that they have New Old Stock (NOS) available.
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When I called them, they said they had it but shipping was $12 and there was a $20 minimum order. I guess they don't have it either. I wonder who the OEM is? Someone else recommended Summit Racing for hose.
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yeah it is like getting the brown cardboard meatl hose for the heating .. damn near impossible to find , the metal or black plastic looks cheasy compared to the original ..
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Right now I have a 7/8" hose cut to a point and jammed up in the hole. Not the best solution. 1" rubber hose I think is to thick to make it through the holes in the body.
Tyro, I wonder is dc refunded your purchase because you did not have a $20 minimum?
Ice, I need to borrow your hockey stick to hold up my frunk. The lift on the drivers side went bad and that is the hard one to change.
Tyro, I wonder is dc refunded your purchase because you did not have a $20 minimum?
Ice, I need to borrow your hockey stick to hold up my frunk. The lift on the drivers side went bad and that is the hard one to change.
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I think it's time to get out the conduit knockout punch and make the hole through the body a bit bigger so that any hose will fit!
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I think I am going to try this hose; http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/115/208/=1ukh6q the one that is 1 1/8" OD and 1" ID. The ID is bigger and the OD is smaller than the stock piece so it should work. I'll spray paint it black if I feel like it even though it is out of site unless you are under the car. The latex hose would have to be stretched to fit the drain I think.