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daver6

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Hello there! Just been bleeding my coolant and replacing my thermostat, oh and snapping the thermo bleeder Angry

anyway, whilst doing other bits and bobs I thought I'd check my air filter.

Am I missing a section or could it be installed incorrectly?
The pipe from the grill doesn't actually mate up with the pipework that then goes into the filter.

There must be a ¼" gap between these two

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Posted 2nd Feb 2011 at 23:17
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mattgti6phase2

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There must be a ¼" gap between these two


Mine was the same so i took an off cut of stainless steel pipe and flared it on a machine both ends so it fitted tight into the top of the box then it was spot welded.

And for the end that goes into the snorkel that is also a tight fit with a beed of silicone round it for good measure.

This sucks air like nobody's business now.

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Posted 3rd Feb 2011 at 00:25
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daver6

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Excellent, I'm hoping that's the key to your 36.4mpg... that or you're too scared :-p

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Posted 3rd Feb 2011 at 02:33
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mattgti6phase2

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daver6 wrote:
Excellent, I'm hoping that's the key to your 36.4mpg... that or you're too scared :-p


Shit you got me!!! Now that the 6 sucks sooooo much more air I'm try to be extremely careful!

It was only the other day I was cleaning my airbox when I found that I had sucked up a migrant!! Wink

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Posted 3rd Feb 2011 at 14:55
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daver6

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Haha, i'll see what we have at work. I'm sure one of the aston's will lend the 6 some intake piping Smile

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Posted 3rd Feb 2011 at 17:52
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