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snezza69:

--- Quote from: "Porny" ---Def sounds like a split interooler hose... or one that has delaminated....
Sure you haven't missed a small split?
--- End quote ---


Just checked under the bonnet, when I rev the engine I am getting a puff of smoke from the top hose (at the turbo end), I replaced the jubilee clip and the problem still there.  Can't see any sign of damage to alloy molding for pipe but as a molding it is not smooth.

Am thinking of using some tape inside the hose to try to seal the connection, but at worst it is only a small gap.

Will this cause a puff of black smoke from the exhaust on acceleration?

Oh and excuse my ignorance, what do you mean by delaminated?  I have taken the hose off and given it a wash, there was a lot of oil gunk on it, to see if I can see any splits (I can't).

Sharpshooter:

--- Quote from: "snezza69" ---
--- Quote from: "Porny" ---Def sounds like a split interooler hose... or one that has delaminated....
Sure you haven't missed a small split?
--- End quote ---


Just checked under the bonnet, when I rev the engine I am getting a puff of smoke from the top hose (at the turbo end), I replaced the jubilee clip and the problem still there.  Can't see any sign of damage to alloy molding for pipe but as a molding it is not smooth.

Am thinking of using some tape inside the hose to try to seal the connection, but at worst it is only a small gap.

Will this cause a puff of black smoke from the exhaust on acceleration?

Oh and excuse my ignorance, what do you mean by delaminated?  I have taken the hose off and given it a wash, there was a lot of oil gunk on it, to see if I can see any splits (I can't).
--- End quote ---


Delamination, is where the insides of the hose start to peel off. :)

snezza69:
The inside seems good, just need to clear the leak from the turbo end of the pipe then!

K9Jim:
is it easy to remove the inlet manifold to clean and is it possible to clean?  when i last looked mine was gunged up.  :(

snezza69:
Just replaced the hose, still plumes of smoke coming from somewhere.  A closer inspection showed it coming from the exhaust manifold, so this needs to come off and probably a new gasket fitted.

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