Is this important?
- Thread starter Chris-E85
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Yep, quite important.
You’ll notice a whistling noise probably and a drop off in power due to the loss of vacuum.
New inlet manifold hose required. Thay all go at some point.
Looks like a clean break so you may be able to temporarily bond or tape it in place.
Looks like you may be able to remove the broken end piece from the connector then place the connector in that new hole in the inlet manifold hose and secure with strong tape for now.
Better still, dont drive it until u replace the hose.
You’ll notice a whistling noise probably and a drop off in power due to the loss of vacuum.
New inlet manifold hose required. Thay all go at some point.
Looks like a clean break so you may be able to temporarily bond or tape it in place.
Looks like you may be able to remove the broken end piece from the connector then place the connector in that new hole in the inlet manifold hose and secure with strong tape for now.
Better still, dont drive it until u replace the hose.
