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Date Registered: 03-2008
Location: Mullingar, Ireland
TOTAL POSTS: 35
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Re: Burst turbo hose


Don't know what happened to my original msg??

Anyway, I'll try again.....

Fat rubber hose from turbo to intercooler, the one clearly visible with hood open, has a kinda 90degree bend in it, has split open! Main Nissan dealer here in Ireland wants 120euro. Any other option open to me?

Did a temporary repair with lots of duct tape and cable ties as reinforcement. Lasted about a day - now makes the most horendous farting sound through a tiny tear in tape!

Please help,
George Harrison,
Ireland.
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Date Registered: 06-2008
Location: Blue Mountains, NSW
TOTAL POSTS: 5966
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It should be replaced under warranty.

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HERE is my old 2008 T31, ST Series1

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Date Registered: 07-2009
Location: Central Queensland
TOTAL POSTS: 460
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Mine came with a 3inch split from the factory, It was replaced under warranty.


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Date Registered: 08-2008
Location: Mornington Peninsula,Victoria
TOTAL POSTS: 104
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Re: Burst turbo hose


Hi all,

Had my diesel in for its 80,000km service yesterday, and mentioned to them that there was oil leaking from that top intercooler hose, hoping to spark some discussion about the oil separator issue.
Anyway they came back to me with the verdict that the hose was actually damaged and needed to be replaced.
So they ordered it in and today I had it installed.

My original hose looked very much lick a normal radiator hose, black rubber. The new hose is a grey (oil resistant?) material with a piece of wire that winds around it (for strength I imagine).
I have also discovered that newer models have the new grey hose on them from new, so they must have improved it at some stage.

There has not been any change in performance with the new hose, but hopefully I won't have any problems now with the new improved version!!

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Date Registered: 09-2010
TOTAL POSTS: 23
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have both hoses replaced , i have burst both on my 2009 r66 2.0 dci.

more heavy duty ones fitted all ok now.

regards
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Date Registered: 01-2010
TOTAL POSTS: 5
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Just over the 50,000 km mark in the T31 and it went into limp mode on Monday. Drove straight to the dealers who diagnosed a split hose between the turbo and engine. Was replaced this morning under warranty

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