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Replacing O ring in turbo to pressure hose (drivers side)


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...This should be easier than it looks. I have removed the pressure hose from the turbo (cylinders 5-8) and noticed that the aluminum casting between the pressure hose and the turbo has some play so while I was doing the job I thought I would replace the rubber O ring at this joint.

Unfortunately, the casting has a short rubber hose attached going to what looks like a vacuum control pod and there is not enough movement in the hose to pull off the casting to get to the rubber O ring. I loosened the clamp at the vacuum switch but the hose but it wont pull off and I don't want to break the plastic fitting. Is the only answer to cut the hose and then replace it?

All advice gratefully received

Steve

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Many thanks - I found it. The rubber hose is still not prepared to budge so I will cut it off and replace it as the easy solution. Parts arrive tomorrow and hopefully I will be driving her again this weekend

Steve

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