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I have a tipronic so I have a vent line on my inlet hose. I ordered a silicone hose and now I'm wondering what to do with the vent hose when I install it.
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What to do with vent line when replacing intake inlet with silicone hose?
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YOUR RESEARCHWhat to do with vent line when replacing intake inlet with silicone hose?
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POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Perfect. Thanks!!
POST 4Original post
I modified the silicon hose that came with the IPD plenum and 82mm throttle body. Cut of the vent pipe of the original intake hose, made a hole in the new intake hose and glued it together
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Very cool! Is there any advantage whatsoever going this way over the first method given? I thought the rushing air of what you did may be a better way to go...lol!
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I do not know. I am still wondering on how the venting of this pipe works. I suppose the venturi effect normally draws the air into the intake. Whereas with the seperate filter no active breathing force is excerted.
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Does anyone know what that extra hose does? I believe it is only on a small subset of Tips. My 2000 Tip doesn't have that extra hose.
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I'd like to know this as well!
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