Help Identifying a Hose (and where to get a replacement)

RossB

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Hi Guys

Had an air leak with the S3 today - now identified it as this hose

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Can anyone tell me a name for this ? or where i can order a replacement

Thanks in advance

R
 
The part number will be on the hose itself and you can get from Audi. I think forge do a "upgraded" one that does not brake down so easily. It's a important pipe as that vacume is part braking system. It also causes leaks in the PCV system. Pretty common!
 
Can anyone tell me a name for this ? or where i can order a replacement

I had part of that assembly go on my S3 (AMK).

I don't think Audi sell that part on it's own. But as mentioned you can buy a silicon one from Forge.

You will probably find that many of the hoses and tubes are on their way out.

I got a replacement part 06A 133 789 - you can see it on top of my manifold - which includes that part you're after. It cost £62 from TPS for that.

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Liam
 
Better of getting rid of all them pipes and putting an oil catch can on the car for all the money spent on hoses
have a read on the forum loads of info easy job to

Dre
 
Hi ross, it's cheaper to go with the forge replacements. But as said overall you will be better off fitting a catch tank as other hoses will go
 
Dre is there any how to guides etc ?

Surely the hose in question is a vacuum hose tho ? and not an oil pipe ?

Please excuse the layman questions not very good with Audi's ...Yet !! haha
 
Dre is there any how to guides etc ?

Surely the hose in question is a vacuum hose tho ? and not an oil pipe ?

Please excuse the layman questions not very good with Audi's ...Yet !! haha

That looks to be parts of the PCV system - as said above. That stands for Positive Crankcase Ventilation. Basically, it's relieving pressure inside the crank case from gas creeping past the rings. Mainly that pipe will carry air, oil and oil vapour.

If part of the PCV, it's not a vac hose. I can't really tell from the photo - and am not that familliar with the AMK/BAM setup.
 
Wait for Tufty to appear with his pic in a while :)