Have a leaking hose that's under the intake. I'm losing coolant from it. Not sure if its the pencil-sized hose but does it really cost $550 for parts and labor? I'm assuming it more labor intensive to justify the cost. Macan turbo
That was fast - Thanks so much! Order placed.We certainly can. I’ll get in there now and try to fix that
It's harvested from a new standard plastic pipe part. Radhaus already produced a metal piece. The effort of remaking their project probably isn't worth it. You can 3D scan the plastic piece and CAD model a part if you really wanted.@ShadowMacan From where You get head connection (I mean part which should be putted into opening in each of heads). Did You use ends from original damaged pipes or it could be bought separately?
I know Santrix have one made from metal, but cost with delivery is ridiculous for meOr maybe someone have exact drawing of this part then it could be even easier to prepare it.
I found some cheap pipes on china pages (~10 dollars) so maybe I buy one to check how it handle, but if there is any possibility it will be better.
I have the CAD models in whatever form you want. Re-creating the part already done.It's harvested from a new standard plastic pipe part. Radhaus already produced a metal piece. The effort of remaking their project probably isn't worth it. You can 3D scan the plastic piece and CAD model a part if you really wanted.
That looks good!I have the CAD models in whatever form you want. Re-creating the part already done.
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How would I be able to obtain a set like these? I haven’t ordered anything 3d printed before, let alone an aluminum print.PM me for the drawings. I've had a couple of them made from 3D printed 7075 aluminum. total price shipped to me in Canada was $50/pair. Clean up the O-ring groove a bit with a 3m cloth before using and you get a nice shiny finish.
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Sent you a PM.How would I be able to obtain a set like these? I haven’t ordered anything 3d printed before, let alone an aluminum print.
Would you be willing to share the info to duplicate the order? (I see the drawings above but don’t know how to get that printed, or if that’s enough information.)
I would appreciate it if you would also send me info getting these in Canada. How have they been holding up? Did you have to source O-rings as well? Is it easy to get it shiny? ThanksPM me for the drawings. I've had a couple of them made from 3D printed 7075 aluminum. total price shipped to me in Canada was $50/pair. Clean up the O-ring groove a bit with a 3m cloth before using and you get a nice shiny finish.
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Correct. Is all detailed in my video:@Santirx Just to confirm, would you say that this bypass can be done without removing the manifold and by perhaps pulling out the old line once replaced?
Thanks TCP2!!I don't recall how long it was, but I bought a 1.5m length, cut the two small pieces off and then trimmed it to fit at the valve and there was some left over.
I bought a 1.5M (5ft) hose and have 48cm left. Assuming the other 2 pieces at the T-fitting was 14cm (?) each that would mean the piece from the hose to the bleeder valve was approximately 74cm.Hello guys! Approximately how long is the hose piece from T-fitting to Bleeder valve?