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paza1 wrote:Hi Brit car,
That does look correct. I will see about cost and availability over here. Thanks very much for the info. My v6 manual does not show the pipe I need but that part number is listed as connector pipe, bottom hose.
Thanks again
Mark
Brit-Car-Nut wrote:The Federal/SIR car has an aluminum pipe that I think is what you are referring to B100K0073F isn't shown in the illustration, but it is listed at the bottom as "HOSE JOINER, LONG". It is still a good part number and they are available from Lotus for £24.17 + VAT. The car I just added to my collection has the pipe almost completely pinched closed and I doubt I will be able to open it up, so I ordered one last week and it is sitting at the dealer waiting for shipment to me. I just checked and Lotus has at least 11 still available. See item # 042 in the illustration. Item # 018 is a hose clamp dia. 32-50
Brit-Car-Nut wrote:Try: Lotus Part # A910E6490F Description: 'P' Clip, hose to chassis
Notes: Airbag models
Table Number: 46_01a
Position: 027
I am waiting for a new one to arrive, but here is my pipe temp restrained for now.
I added an additional spacer washer, nut & washer between the prongeron and the clip. It will eventually get a nylon lock nut when I finish.
I just got this car and it is from the "North", so a bit rusty. I will address this once I decide if it can be repaired or will become parts.
Brit-Car-Nut wrote:Here are some blurry pictures. Sorry.
If you still have the basic clip but broke off the mounting stud, you could trim the stud flush and insert a riv-nut into the frame hole and just use a small machine screw through the hole in the middle of the clip.
If the clip has broken beyond use, you could try a "1/2 inch (13mm) Conduit Clamp" like this:
You could use a sheet metal screw or a "riv-nut" to attach it.
Use a strip of rubber around the pipe to protect it.
I used my crushed pipe for this picture:
Brit-Car-Nut wrote:Good find, Geoff. The offset is less so a spacer might be needed. Now, if only they actually had some (the website says none available).
Any interest in a 3D printed one?
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