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by AndyT » Tue 05.05.2015, 14:35
I'm guessing the two parts shown should be joined together with a rubber hose. Red to Blue
Does anybody know the name and part number?
Thanks
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by Fredjohn » Tue 05.05.2015, 14:53
Judging from your photo it's the same pipe/tube morcii was having trouble with. Behind the passenger wheel arch liner, directly below the bonnet hinge fittings.
See his thread
hereFortunately this bit is still available from, amongst others, SJ Sports Cars. Lotus part no. A100P0096F. Page 18.13A item 1 of the parts manual. Only costs about £6 plus the dreaded.
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by Brit-Car-Nut » Tue 05.05.2015, 14:54
It is part # A100P0096F - Foam Connector, HVAC Wheel arch duct to plenum. Still available from Lotus at £5.63
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by Fredjohn » Tue 05.05.2015, 14:55
Brit-Car-Nut wrote:It is part # A100P0096F - Foam Connector, HVAC Wheel arch duct to plenum. Still available from Lotus at £5.63
SNAP!
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by Brit-Car-Nut » Tue 05.05.2015, 15:03
But the SJS list only tells you what they have, the Lotus Factory price book tells what happened to every part Lotus offered, so it tells you replacement / substitute numbers or if it is obsolete, when that happened.
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by AndyT » Tue 05.05.2015, 15:10
Thanks for the quick reply!
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by dapinky » Tue 05.05.2015, 16:02
or you can use a piece of car tyre inner tube - it works!
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by tigerdog » Sat 16.05.2015, 17:19
LGM came up with a foam sleeve that worked a treat, several years ago. I bought one from her at the time, prophylactically, but so far, Smaug's intake is holding up despite its age.
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