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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: megaomega123 on 09 February 2010, 16:37:44
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Does anybody know where I can get, or a good alternative, vac tube?
Due to poor routing and mounting my aux belt has warmed one in half :-[
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PM Darth-Loo-Knee or Elite Pete :y
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PM Darth-Loo-Knee or Elite Pete :y
Cheers Tunnie :y Anything that will suffice for now, as I have no multiram and could do with a bodge fix until I get the right stuff.
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PM Darth-Loo-Knee or Elite Pete :y
Cheers Tunnie :y Anything that will suffice for now, as I have no multiram and could do with a bodge fix until I get the right stuff.
Not worth bodging, Loo-Knee has broken fair few Omegas recently, so hopefully has some Vac pipes about. Otherwise check with the other breakers :y
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No probs. I'll pm both now. Thanks again :y
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Does anybody know where I can get, or a good alternative, vac tube?
Due to poor routing and mounting my aux belt has warmed one in half :-[
If you need a repair ASAP; then, motor factors often have a choice of various diameters of thick-walled rubber hose with which you could make a join of the existing (broken/worn-through) plastic length.....you shouldn`t need any clamps on the repair piece, as long as the rubber portion is a tight sliding fit over the outside of the old plastic pipe. :y
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Does anybody know where I can get, or a good alternative, vac tube?
Due to poor routing and mounting my aux belt has warmed one in half :-[
If you need a repair ASAP; then, motor factors often have a choice of various diameters of thick-walled rubber hose with which you could make a join of the existing (broken/worn-through) plastic length.....you shouldn`t need any clamps on the repair piece, as long as the rubber portion is a tight sliding fit over the outside of the old plastic pipe. :y
Agreed. I have repaired them like this before. Just take a bit of the plastic pipe to a decent motor factors and find some rubber hose that is a nice tight fit. :y
Kevin
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Does anybody know where I can get, or a good alternative, vac tube?
Due to poor routing and mounting my aux belt has warmed one in half :-[
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+ some sealant. works well
If you need a repair ASAP; then, motor factors often have a choice of various diameters of thick-walled rubber hose with which you could make a join of the existing (broken/worn-through) plastic length.....you shouldn`t need any clamps on the repair piece, as long as the rubber portion is a tight sliding fit over the outside of the old plastic pipe. :y
Agreed. I have repaired them like this before. Just take a bit of the plastic pipe to a decent motor factors and find some rubber hose that is a nice tight fit. :y
Kevin
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Thanks everyone, have just purchased a good length off mutantcav.
Will be routed well away from aux belt ha!!