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[SPOIL3D]

My vacume hose on my Turbo Smart Eboost2 has a small split in it, Sucks because all i hear is a hissing noise (ssssssss) . does anyone know if its easy to change it yourself or know anyone that can change it for me?

*Note, would rather someone do it for me or atleast look over me so i dont f**k anything up.*

Cheers.

[Damo_R34]

take vacuum hose off, will only be held on by zipties at most. go to autobarn, buy new hose, reverse.

[SPOIL3D]

Would still rather someone do it... lol

[Ad's]

Lol it's not like you are doing anything major! Probally the most easiest thing to do. How do you learn? Unless you do it for yourself you will never know.

[SPOIL3D]

lol im always down to learn, if you say its easy then il do it. thanks.

[Tommy Kaira RL]

You'll be right it will be one of the easiet jobs you could do to a skyline. Good place to start.

[Krishy]

Look up in the DIY section to see if there is one. If not then take photos of everything before and after. That way you can refer back to things if shit does go wrong

[rad100]

hardest part will be feeding it through the firewall to the solenoid in the engine bay.

if you tape the new hose to the old hose and pull it through it will make your life 100% easier.

other than that, just connect both ends

[Blue32]

Be sure to put the hose in the right way around or the air will flow backwards. Check for the arrow on the hose.

[heslo]

Be sure to put the hose in the right way around or the air will flow backwards. Check for the arrow on the hose.

[SatchiThaStagea]

Be sure to put the hose in the right way around or the air will flow backwards. Check for the arrow on the hose.

I think that for those hoses you also need a left-handed screwdriver to tighten the clamps....

Edited September 23, 2011 by SatchiThaStagea

[D_Stirls]

No that's just for the hoses that run to the flux capacitor, there's no issue if you use a RHS screwdriver provided you stay under 88MPH.

[SPOIL3D]

lmfao

[SatchiThaStagea]

No that's just for the hoses that run to the flux capacitor, there's no issue if you use a RHS screwdriver provided you stay under 88MPH.

I think your thinking bout the one that runs from the jar of sparks?

I meant the ones that are held up by skyhooks

Edited September 23, 2011 by SatchiThaStagea

[Matty Sherlock]

Stop playing jokes you guys... But seriously it's usually an engine out job