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Reply With QuoteLater if i Have time I can measure it for you. Or you can do what I did and take the broken tube to the parts store and have them match it up.
This is a discussion on need help on the vacuum hose size within the Maintenance, service, and repair forums, part of the Tutorials & DIY category; Hey guys, I guess one of my vacuum hose lines on the T bracket connecting to the wastegate solenoid valve ...
Hey guys, I guess one of my vacuum hose lines on the T bracket connecting to the wastegate solenoid valve is broken off and I was wondering if anyone knows what size is the hose? cuz I'm having trouble looking up for it and can't find any
Later if i Have time I can measure it for you. Or you can do what I did and take the broken tube to the parts store and have them match it up.
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yeah thats what i was planning to do, just wanted to know the size so I don't have to stand there measuring it with the clerk....lol, thanks tho
3.5mm ID
good luck finding it at an auto parts store though. You can probably find 5/32" line which will work but if you want the exact thing you may have to order it or go to Subaru directly.
Last edited by GarrettKoonsman; 02-06-2012 at 08:38 AM.
thanks, yeah I just need something for temp until I can get the real thing, these lines aren't easy to find, I looked at my line and seems like the previous owner might had a boost gauge on it but took it off and never connected it back on and left it hanging unconnected and bad part is I can't hit full boost for now
I take that back, found a whole bunch on ebay but I don't know how they will hold up...lol
Here are some options Amazon.com: 3.5 mm silicone vacuum
Silicone will hold up well in the engine bay. Personally I ordered 10ft so I could have extra but I doubt you will ever need more than 5
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