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sweeet-twincam

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Dedra Turbo water hose
« on: 27 July, 2012, 05:21:46 PM »
Hello all, right....... there is a hose that runs from the outlet of the water pump across the back of the engine and joins the metal pipe going to the rad.... this rubber hose is about 8 inches long and has an outlet at one end that takes water from the reservior bottle... this hose has split on my 1990 Turbo 8v... i`ve asked at main dealers and its no longer available...great.... So... someone must have come across this before and i`m asking how they got round the problem.....HEEELLLPPP>>!!!!

Just to add the part number is 7675115....if that helps at all..
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Re: Dedra Turbo water hose
« Reply #1 on: 01 August, 2012, 11:22:42 AM »
This is one of those parts that really isn't worth taking the risk of fitting an equally old (and probably perished) second hand pipe.

Have you tried contacting www.classicsiliconehoses.co.uk they could maybe take your old hose and make a proper silicone one from it.
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Re: Dedra Turbo water hose
« Reply #2 on: 02 August, 2012, 05:01:36 PM »
Hi, yes agree.... its not worth trying to find a second hand hose, with all the agg to fit it then find its no good after a short while... Old stock is gone ,checked that out straight away....i have thought of silicone and started researching who could do it at reasonable cost( i`ll check out your link)....might be better to have a small batch made as its going to be required by people i`d have thought....?? its almost the same as an Integrale one,so would do that job as well...actually, i might see if the grale one is still avail as well ?? hhmmm...
Another source to do the job is making it up with parts from a company called Car Builder Solutions... they make plastic sections of hose that can be adapted to suit various sizes required.. quite a neat trick actually and would cost around £35 to get the relevant parts....hhmmm...another quandary....want to do the job as easily(quickly) as poss but properly at the same time....no room up behind the engine to mess about with either...
cheers..