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    There is another mechanic/lr repair shop in between Ringwood and Nunawading - can't recall the name just now, WayneP uses them and said they are pretty good.

    I don't know of anyone near where you are.

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    Your air filter can also cause this problem. Happened to me last year. Just no power under load. When I checked the air filter it had tried to suck it in. Once it was crushed it couldn't go back so became a restriction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by td express View Post
    $300.00 to be exact. About $70 bucks more than the top radiator hose that i changed last month.

    Hmmmmmm..
    I had an Intercooler hose do the same on my 200 Tdi, after I had finished laughing at the Landrover Parts dude when he quoted me a price, over $300, for 38 CM of rubber, I went to my local exhaust fitter.
    They bent me up a short bit of 55mm tube and flared the ends out to 60mm.
    2 bits of straight 60mm silicone hose and 4 TClamps later I was out of pocket a hundred bucks.

    I love my car but it's hard to be loyal with what seems to be to a spare parts price gouge.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hymie View Post
    I had an Intercooler hose do the same on my 200 Tdi, after I had finished laughing at the Landrover Parts dude when he quoted me a price, over $300, for 38 CM of rubber, I went to my local exhaust fitter.
    They bent me up a short bit of 55mm tube and flared the ends out to 60mm.
    2 bits of straight 60mm silicone hose and 4 TClamps later I was out of pocket a hundred bucks.

    I love my car but it's hard to be loyal with what seems to be to a spare parts price gouge.

    I hope it was stainless or alloy otherwise your filling the engine with rust flakes

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    Mike

    Any news on the silicon hoses you are importing? Wouldnt mind changing mine to the new ones before my next large trip (sept).

    Angus

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    Quote Originally Posted by tombraider View Post
    I hope it was stainless or alloy otherwise your filling the engine with rust flakes
    considering the reason the original rubber hose failed will be oil contamination, i dont think the pipe rusting will be a problem
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    Quote Originally Posted by tombraider View Post
    I hope it was stainless or alloy otherwise your filling the engine with rust flakes

    Good point, hadn't thought to check in the 12 months its been on. A job for the weekend, yipeeeee.

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    Don't know much about the different configerations,
    but from an older post this mob, have very respectably priced silicone turbo, 90 deg and straight to intercooler hoses, to suit a tdi disco,
    90deg 51mm, $34, straight hose $15,
    its all on the website.

    www.txs.com.au
    then search the listings, that have prices on them, they are in hornsby, and this trip down i am definatley getting a set.


    john

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hymie View Post
    I had an Intercooler hose do the same on my 200 Tdi, after I had finished laughing at the Landrover Parts dude when he quoted me a price, over $300, for 38 CM of rubber, I went to my local exhaust fitter.
    They bent me up a short bit of 55mm tube and flared the ends out to 60mm.
    2 bits of straight 60mm silicone hose and 4 TClamps later I was out of pocket a hundred bucks.

    I love my car but it's hard to be loyal with what seems to be to a spare parts price gouge.

    I'm in the process right now of getting quotes to make up alloy inter cooler pipes for the TD5 Defender. They also have my spare top radiator hose to measure up and make an alloy one of them. The plan is to replace them all slowly so I only need small joiners that should be available anywhere. Once it's done I will post pics and let you all know what it cost.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnE View Post
    Don't know much about the different configerations,
    but from an older post this mob, have very respectably priced silicone turbo, 90 deg and straight to intercooler hoses, to suit a tdi disco,
    90deg 51mm, $34, straight hose $15,
    its all on the website.

    www.txs.com.au
    then search the listings, that have prices on them, they are in hornsby, and this trip down i am definatley getting a set.


    john
    john I take it that the 51mm is inside dia? Do you think it would be possible to get the the other pipe easly? Other than the 90dec elbow I mean, Im just trying to remember what it looks like......

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